Christian Lundeberg

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Christian Lundeberg was a Swedish conservative politician who briefly served as Prime Minister of Sweden in 1905 during the dissolution of the union with Norway.

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instanceOf Swedish politician
human
prime minister
countryOfCitizenship Sweden
dateOfBirth 1842-07-14
dateOfDeath 1911-11-10
educatedAt Uppsala University
era early 20th century politics
late 19th century politics
familyName Lundeberg
givenName Christian
headOfGovernmentOf Sweden
honorificTitle baron
knownFor compromise policy on the Norway question
memberOf Lantmanna Party
militaryRank officer
monarchDuringTerm Oscar II
linked to: Oscar II of Sweden
nationality Swedish
nativeLanguage Swedish
nobleTitle baron
notableWork leadership during the dissolution of the union between Sweden and Norway
occupation politician
officeEndTime 1905-11-07
officeStartTime 1905-08-02
parliamentaryChamber First Chamber of the Riksdag
participatedIn dissolution of the union between Sweden and Norway
partOf Swedish nobility
placeOfBirth Valbo, Gävleborg County, Sweden
placeOfDeath Stockholm, Sweden
linked to: Stockholm
politicalAlignment conservative
positionHeld Prime Minister of Sweden
Speaker of the First Chamber of the Riksdag
member of the Riksdag
predecessor Johan Ramstedt
religion Lutheranism
residence Stockholm, Sweden
linked to: Stockholm
servedIn Swedish Army
sexOrGender male
successor Karl Staaff
workLocation Stockholm, Sweden
linked to: Stockholm

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Karl Staaff precededBy Christian Lundeberg