Thage G. Peterson

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Thage G. Peterson (2010)

Thage Edvin Gerhard Peterson (born September 24, 1933 in Växjö , Kronobergs län ) is a former Swedish politician of the Sveriges socialdemokratiska arbetareparti (Socialdemokraterna), who was not only minister several times, but also President of the Reichstag from 1988 to 1991 .

biography

Peterson became a member of the Reichstag for the first time in a by-election in 1971 as a candidate for the Socialdemokraterna and was a member of the Reichstag after eight re-elections until 1998.

In 1975 he was commissioned by Prime Minister Olof Palme as coordination minister in the government chancellery for the first time with a cabinet post and held this office until 1976.

After the Social Democrats won the Reichstag elections on September 19, 1982 , he was appointed by Prime Minister Palme as Minister of Industry in his government and held this office until 1988 under Ingvar Carlsson , who, after Palme's murder on February 28, 1986, succeeded him as Prime Minister. After a cabinet reshuffle, he was then Minister of Justice in the Carlsson cabinet from June to September 1988 .

After the Reichstag elections in 1988 he became President of the Reichstag on October 18, 1988 and held this office until September 30, 1991.

After that, Peterson, who had been a member of the Defense Committee for many years, was chairman of the Reichstag constitutional committee from October 1991 to October 1994.

Subsequently, Prime Minister Carlsson appointed him in October 1994 after the victory of the Socialdemokraterna in the Reichstag elections in 1994 as Minister of Defense in his government. He also held this position under Carlsson's successor Göran Persson , who took office as Prime Minister in March 1996, until February 1997. He then became a minister in the government chancellery as part of a cabinet reshuffle. After the Reichstag elections in September 1998 , Peterson resigned from the Reichstag and the government.

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predecessor Office successor
Ingemund Bengtsson President of the Reichstag
1988–1991
Ingegerd Troedsson