Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Tage Erlander across 9 places, from 1901 to 1985.
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Tage Fritjof Erlander (13 June 1901 – 21 June 1985) was a Swedish politician and statesman who served as Prime Minister of Sweden and leader of the Social Democratic Party from 1946 to 1969.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Tage Erlander was documented, and when
13 June 1901exact date
Ransäterattested“Tage Fritjof Erlander was born in Ransäter, Värmland County on June 13, 1901, on the top floor of the house today known as Erlandergården.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
25 May 1934exact date
Halmstadattested“Their first son, Sven Bertil Erlander, was born on May 25, 1934, in Halmstad, and their second son, Bo Gunnar Erlander, was born in Lund on May 16, 1937.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
25 May 1934exact date
Lund Municipalityattested“Their first son, Sven Bertil Erlander, was born on May 25, 1934, in Halmstad, and their second son, Bo Gunnar Erlander, was born in Lund on May 16, 1937.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1951year
Swedenattested“Weijne died in office in 1951, and Erlander appointed Hildur Nygren to succeed him, making her the second woman in Sweden to become a cabinet minister.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1956year
Soviet Unionattested“Erlander and Hedlund planned a visit the Soviet Union in 1956 to ease tensions, the first time a Swedish prime minister visited the country.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1962year
Israelattested“In 1962, Erlander became the first Swedish prime minister to visit Israel.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1964year
Harpsundattested“During that 1964 visit, while receiving Khrushchev at Harpsund, Erlander took Khrushchev and his interpreter in an eka rowing boat called the Harpsundseka across the 300-yard lake nearby.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1964year
Brommaattested“For most of his career, the Erlander family lived in an apartment in Bromma, Stockholm, until the summer of 1964, when they moved to an apartment in a high-rise complex in Stockholm's Gamla stan (Old Town) district.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
21 June 1985exact date
Stockholmattested“Erlander died on 21 June 1985 in Stockholm at the age of 84 from pneumonia and heart failure.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
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1921 to 1922period
Malmslättmentioned“From 1921 to 1922, Erlander carried out his mandatory military service at a machine gun factory in Malmslätt.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1928 to 1930period
Lund Municipalitymentioned“Erlander joined the Social Democratic Party in 1928, and was elected to the Lund municipal council in 1930.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1938year
Ministry of Health and Social Affairs (Sweden)mentioned“In 1938, Möller appointed Erlander as a state secretary at the Ministry of Social Affairs.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1946year
Riksdagmentioned“In 1946, Möller introduced a new pension proposal, a uniform one which would lift all pensioners above the poverty line, which Erlander and Minister for Finance Ernst Wigforss opposed, but it passed in the Riksdag.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1951year
Israelmentioned“Sweden established an embassy in Israel in 1951.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1959year
Riksdagmentioned“In the spring of 1959, the Social Democratic pension system was again being voted on in the Riksdag.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1960year
Saigonmentioned“They established diplomatic relations in Saigon in 1960, but did not establish an official ambassador there.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1962year
International Monetary Fundmentioned“In 1962, Sweden joined the G10, being one of ten countries that agreed to provide an additional $6 billion each in funding to the International Monetary Fund.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1964year
Riksdagmentioned“In 1964, after two days of debate in the Riksdag, Andersson was not found guilty of gross negligence, and Ohlin dropped plans for a vote of censure.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1965year
Riksdagmentioned“The proposal successfully passed through the Riksdag in 1965.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1965year
Swedenmentioned“In 1965, in response to this criticism, Erlander defended the program by arguing that American racial tensions and segregation didn't exist in and couldn't be reproduced in Sweden.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1965year
Soviet Unionmentioned“After visiting the Soviet Union in 1965, Erlander stated that the case had to be closed.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1966year
Stockholmmentioned“The motto for the program was, "A good home for everyone." In 1966, during the early period of the project, during a debate he was asked what a young couple should do if they wanted to buy an apartment and start a family in Stockholm.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
1967year
Harpsundmentioned“In 1967, Erlander invited Gamlin to Harpsund.”source: Wikipedia: Tage Erlander
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