Government Palm I

Olof Palme 1974

The Palme I government was formed in Sweden on October 14, 1969 by Prime Minister Olof Palme of the Swedish Social Democratic Workers' Party SAP ( Sveriges socialdemokratiska arbetareparti ) and replaced the Erlander III government . She remained in office until October 8, 1976 and was then replaced by the Fälldin I government. Palmes SAP won the elections for the Swedish Reichstag on September 20, 1970 and September 16, 1973 . After the election of September 19, 1976 , the SAP could not provide the Prime Minister for the first time in 40 years, whereupon Thorbjörn Fälldin of the Center Party ( Centerpartiet ) formed a coalition government.

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The Cabinet consisted of the following ministers:

Office	Surname	Political party	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
Prime Minister	Olof Palme	SAP	October 14, 1969	October 8, 1976
Foreign minister	Torsten Nilsson Krister Wickman Sven Andersson	SAP SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 July 1, 1971 October 31, 1973	July 1, 1971 October 31, 1973 October 8, 1976
Minister of Justice	Lennart Geijer	SAP	October 14, 1969	October 8, 1976
Defense Minister	Sven Andersson Eric Holmqvist	SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 October 31, 1973	October 31, 1973 October 8, 1976
Minister of Social Affairs	Sven Aspling	SAP	October 14, 1969	October 8, 1976
Communications minister	Bengt Norling	SAP	October 14, 1969	October 8, 1976
Finance minister	Gunnar Strang	SAP	October 14, 1969	October 8, 1976
Minister of Education	Ingvar Carlsson Bertil Zachrisson	SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 October 31, 1973	October 31, 1973 October 8, 1976
Minister of Agriculture	Ingemund Bengtsson Svante Lundkvist	SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 October 31, 1973	October 31, 1973 October 8, 1976
Minister of Commerce	Gunnar Lange Kjell-Olof Feldt Carl Lidbom	SAP SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 October 9, 1970 November 11, 1975	October 9, 1970 November 11, 1975 October 8, 1976
Interior minister	Eric Holmqvist	SAP	October 14, 1969	October 31, 1973
Minister for the Labor Market	Ingemund Bengtsson	SAP	October 31, 1973	October 8, 1976
Civil minister	Svante Lundkvist	SAP	October 14, 1969	October 31, 1973
Housing Minister	Ingvar Carlsson	SAP	October 31, 1973	October 8, 1976
Industry Minister	Krister Wickman Rune B. Johansson	SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 July 1, 1971	July 1, 1971 October 8, 1976
Minister for Local Authorities	Hans Gustafsson	SAP	October 31, 1973	October 8, 1976
Minister without portfolio with the Minister of Justice	Sven-Eric Nilsson	SAP	October 14, 1969	June 30, 1973
Minister without portfolio	Alva Myrdal Gertrud Sigurdsen	SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 October 31, 1973	October 31, 1973 October 8, 1976
Minister without portfolio to the Minister of Education	Sven Moberg Lena Hjelm-Wallén	SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 December 28, 1973	October 31, 1976 October 8, 1976
Minister without portfolio	Camilla Odhnoff Anna-Greta Leijon	SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 October 30, 1973	October 30, 1973 October 8, 1976
Minister without portfolio with the Minister of Finance	Bertil Löfberg Kjell-Olof Feldt	SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 October 11, 1975	October 27, 1975 October 8, 1976
Minister without Portfolio in the Prime Minister's Office	Carl Lidbom Thage G. Peterson	SAP SAP	October 14, 1969 November 11, 1975	October 27, 1975 October 8, 1976

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^ Dissolution of the Ministry of the Interior on October 31, 1973.
^ The creation of the Ministry for the Labor Market on October 31, 1973.
^ Dissolution of the Civil Ministry on October 31, 1973.
^ Establishment of the Ministry of Housing on October 31, 1973.
^ New creation of the Ministry for Municipalities on October 31, 1973.
↑ Alva Myrdal was the minister without portfolio responsible for disarmament and church affairs.
↑ As Minister without Portfolio, Gertrud Sigurdsen was attached to the Foreign Minister and was responsible for cooperation there.
↑ Sven Moberg, as Minister without Portfolio, was responsible for teaching.
↑ Lena Hjelm-Wallén was the minister with no portfolio responsible for schools.
↑ As Minister without Portfolio, Camilla Odhnoff was responsible for family, youth and immigration
↑ Anna-Greta Leijon was a minister without portfolio attached to the minister for the labor market, where she was responsible for immigration.
↑ Bertil Löfberg, as Minister without Portfolio, was responsible for wages.
↑ Kjell-Olof Feldt, as Minister without Portfolio, was responsible for wages.
↑ Thage G. Peterson served as minister without portfolio in charge of coordination.

[1] Dissolution of the Ministry of the Interior on October 31, 1973.

[2] The creation of the Ministry for the Labor Market on October 31, 1973.

[3] Dissolution of the Civil Ministry on October 31, 1973.

[4] Establishment of the Ministry of Housing on October 31, 1973.

[5] New creation of the Ministry for Municipalities on October 31, 1973.

[6] Alva Myrdal was the minister without portfolio responsible for disarmament and church affairs.

[7] As Minister without Portfolio, Gertrud Sigurdsen was attached to the Foreign Minister and was responsible for cooperation there.

[8] Sven Moberg, as Minister without Portfolio, was responsible for teaching.

[9] Lena Hjelm-Wallén was the minister with no portfolio responsible for schools.

[10] As Minister without Portfolio, Camilla Odhnoff was responsible for family, youth and immigration

[11] Anna-Greta Leijon was a minister without portfolio attached to the minister for the labor market, where she was responsible for immigration.

[12] Bertil Löfberg, as Minister without Portfolio, was responsible for wages.

[13] Kjell-Olof Feldt, as Minister without Portfolio, was responsible for wages.

[14] Thage G. Peterson served as minister without portfolio in charge of coordination.