Ture Malmgren

Journalist and Swedish politician

Ture Malmgren - Journalist and Swedish politician
Born

June 7th, 1851
174 years ago

Died

August 3rd, 1922
103 years ago — 71 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Sweden

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A journalist and politician, dedicated efforts focused on political reform and social justice. Participated actively in Swedish politics, contributing to discussions and reforms that shaped the future of Sweden. Worked in various capacities that merged journalism and political advocacy. Engaged with multiple political movements, aiming to address the concerns of the populace through writing and speeches.

Contributed to political reforms in Sweden

Worked as a journalist advocating social justice

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