Tage Erlander
Swedish politician and Prime Minister
Born
June 13th, 1901
123 years ago
Died
June 21st, 1985
39 years ago — 84 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Sweden
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Served as the 25th Prime Minister of Sweden from 1943 to 1969. Focused on social welfare policies and economic stability during a time of significant post-war reconstruction. Led the Social Democratic Party, fostering a strong alliance with labor unions. Efforts centered on expanding the welfare state and managing industrial relations, contributing to Sweden's reputation as a social democratic nation. Oversaw a period of economic growth and established a framework for modern Swedish social policies.
Longest-serving Prime Minister in Swedish history
Strengthened social welfare programs
Promoted economic growth during the 1960s
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