Hansson IV Cabinet

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Fourth cabinet of Per Albin Hansson was the cabinet of Sweden between July 31, 1945 and October 6, 1946. It consisted of members of the Social Democratic Party, with party chairman Per Albin Hansson as Prime Minister. The cabinet succeeded the national coalition government (the Third cabinet of Per Albin Hansson), which had ruled during World War II. The cabinet was dissolved as a consequence of the death of the Prime Minister on October 6, 1946.

Ministers

Portfolio	Name
Prime Minister	Per Albin Hansson

Minister for Justice	Herman Zetterberg
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Östen Undén
Minister for Defence	Allan Vougt
Minister for Social Affairs	Gustav Möller
Minister for Communications	Torsten Nilsson
Minister for Finance	Ernst Wigforss
Minister for Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs	Tage Erlander
Minister for Agriculture	Per Edvin Sköld
Minister for Trade	Gunnar Myrdal
Minister for the Management of the Economy	Axel Gjöres
Deputy Ministers (Ministers without a portfolio)
Deputy Minister	Gunnar Danielson
Deputy Minister	Nils Quensel	(opol.)
Deputy Minister for Social Affairs	Eije Mossberg
Deputy Minister for Agriculture	Gunnar Sträng
Minister for Fuel	John Ericsson i Kinna

Sources

Lindorm, Erik. Ett folk på marsch 1932-1946 p. 293

Cabinets of Sweden

King in Council (1858–1974) Government (1975–present)

1858–1876 no prime minister	De Geer d.ä. I Adlercreutz Carleson De Geer d.ä. II

1876–present Prime Minister	De Geer d.ä. II Posse Thyselius Themptander Gillis Bildt Åkerhielm Boström I von Otter Boström II Ramstedt Lundeberg Staaff I Lindman I Staaff II Hammarskjöld Swartz Edén Branting I De Geer von Sydow Branting II Trygger Branting III Sandler Ekman I Lindman II Ekman II Hamrin Hansson I Pehrsson-Bramstorp Hansson II Hansson III Hansson IV Erlander I Erlander II Erlander III Palme I Fälldin I Ullsten Fälldin II Fälldin III Palme II Carlsson I Carlsson II Carl Bildt Carlsson III Persson Reinfeldt Löfven

Swedish Social Democratic Party

Leadership

Leaders	Tholin Branting Hansson Erlander Palme Carlsson Persson Sahlin Juholt Löfven

Party secretary	Ziesnitz Wickman Ström Möller Lindström (acting) A. Nilsson (acting) T. Nilsson Andersson Aspling St. Andersson Toresson Sahlin Linde Thalén Stjernkvist Ulvskog Baylan Jämtin

Party group leader	Jan Bergqvist Sven Hulterström Britt Bohlin Olsson Sven-Erik Österberg Carina Moberg Mikael Damberg Tomas Eneroth

In government position

Related organisations

HBT-socialdemokraterna
Swedish Association of Christian Social Democrats ("Broderskapsrörelsen")
Social Democratic Women in Sweden
S-muslimska kvinnoklubben
Swedish Social Democratic Youth League
Social Democratic Students of Sweden
Handikapprörelsens s-förening
ABF
People's Houses
Swedish Trade Union Confederation (LO)
Verdandi
Olof Palme International Center
Unga Örnar
Feministas
Folksam
Fonus
Hyresgästföreningen
Spero
Kooperativa Förbundet (KF)
Koopi
Swedish National Pensioners' Organisation
Riksbyggen
A-lotterierna

History and related topics

¹ Coalition government with the Farmers' League
² Grand coalition with the Farmers' League, the People's Party and the National Organization of the Right
³ Coalition government with the Green Party

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