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Rickard Sandler
Prime Minister of Sweden (1884-1964).
The record
Rickard Sandler was a Prime Minister of Sweden. Born on 29 January 1884 in Torsåker parish, Sandler died on 12 November 1964 in Hägersten at the age of 80.
Positions held include member of the Second Chamber (1912–1916), member of the First Chamber (1919–1921) and Sweden's Minister for Finance (1920). Sandler studied at Uppsala University.
With a Wikipedia article in 32 languages, Rickard Sandler is No. 64,564 in the People and Position Index.
- Born
- 29 January 1884, Torsåker parish
- Died
- 12 November 1964, Hägersten (aged 80)
- Country
- Sweden
- Known as
- School teacher in the Swedish school system, politician, writer
- Field
- Politics
- Party
- Swedish Social Democratic Party
- Education
- Uppsala University
- Languages
- Swedish
- Wikipedia editions
- 32
Did you know
28
Was 28 when first member of the Second Chamber (1912).
80
Lived to 80.
29 Jan
Shares a birthday with Anton Chekhov and William McKinley.
32
Has a Wikipedia article in 32 languages.
Computed from the Index and Wikidata.
Career
Positions held
- 1912–1916Member of the Second Chamber
- 1919–1921Member of the First Chamber
- 1920Sweden's Minister for Finance
- 1922–1964Member of the First Chamber
- 1924–1925Minister of Trade
- 1925–1926Prime Minister of Sweden
- 1932–1936Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden
- 1936–1939Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden
- 1941–1950Governor of Gävleborg County
Connections
Rickard Sandler
- FatherJohan Sandler
- SpouseMaja Sandler
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