Government of Gerhardsen I

The Gerhardsen I government was Norway's first government after World War II . This all-party government ( Samlingsregjeringen ) was formed on June 25, 1945 by Einar Gerhardsen and existed until November 5, 1945. In the government sat with the advisory minister for social affairs, Kirsten Hansteen from the Norges Kommunistiske Parti , the first female minister in Norway.

In the parliamentary elections of October 8, 1945 , the Arbeiderpartiet (Ap) of State Minister (Prime Minister) Gerhardsen achieved 41 percent of the vote and won a narrow absolute majority in Storting with 76 of 150 seats .

minister

Department	minister	Political party
Prime Minister	Einar Gerhardsen	Workers' part
Exterior	Trygve Lie	Workers' part
defense	Oscar Torp	Workers' part
Finances	Gunnar Jahn	Inhibitor fronts
Judiciary	Johan Cappelen	Høyre
Churches and teaching	Kaare Foster full	Workers' part
Advisory Minister for Church Affairs	Conrad Bonnevie-Svendsen	Inhibitor fronts
Agriculture	Einar Frogner	Bondepartiet
trade	Lars Evensen	Workers' part
Supply and reconstruction	Egil Offenberg	Høyre
Advisory Minister for Supply	Hans Gabrielsen	Venstre
shipping	Skjønsberg Gate	Inhibitor fronts
job	Johan Beach Johansen	Norges Communist Parti
Social	Sven Oftedal	Workers' part
Advisory Minister for Social Affairs	Kirsten Hansteen	Norges Communist Parti

Noregs regjeringar. Statsrådar, statssekretærar, politiske rådgjevarar , ed. from the State Chancellery, Oslo 2003