Swedish Social Democratic Party

Swedish Social Democratic Party   (Political party)
Formation	1889
Subpage	•Swedish Social Democratic Party/Leader
The ruling party of Sweden

The Swedish Social Democratic Party (Swedish: Sveriges socialdemokratiska arbetareparti, S/SAP), is a social-democratic party. Founded in 1889, the SAP is the oldest and largest political party in Sweden.

The SAP had its golden age during the mid-1930s to mid-1980s when in half of all general elections it received between 44.6% and 46.2% (averaging 45.3%) of the votes, making it one of the most successful parties in the history of the liberal-democratic world, but has been in decline since then.

 

Party Members

Politician	Born	Died	Description
Magdalena Andersson	23 January 1967		Attended the 2016 Bilderberg as Swedish finance minister. Supporter of the Great Reset who was briefly Prime Minister of Sweden.
Sven Andersson	5 April 1910	21 September 1987	Swedish Social Democrat politician and deep state actor
Ingemund Bengtsson	30 January 1919	12 April 2000	Swedish politician. Attended the 1971 Bilderberg conference. Responsible for the UN Environment Conference in Stockholm in 1972.
Ebbe Carlsson	28 September 1947	3 August 1992	His semi-private investigation led the Palme assassination into a wild goose chase
Ingvar Carlsson	9 November 1934		Took over as Sweden's PM upon the assassination of Olof Palme. He resigned unexpectedly in August 1995 for "health reasons" the day after two off-duty policemen were discovered on his roof.
Mikael Damberg	13 October 1971		Swedish single Bilderberg politician
Anna Ekström	23 June 1959		Swedish lawyer , civil servant and social democratic politician. Trilateral Commission.
Jan Eliasson	17 September 1940		Swedish diplomat
Tage Erlander	13 June 1901	21 June 1985	Swedish PM for 25 years
Laila Freivalds	22 June 1942		The first minister in Sweden to have resigned twice under scandalous circumstances.
Arne Geijer	7 May 1910	27 January 1979	Chair of the influential Swedish Trade Union Confederation and President of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions.
Lennart Geijer	14 September 1909	16 June 1999	Eponymous centre of the Geijer Affair
Ylva Johansson	13 February 1964		EU Commissioner and big fan of Orwellian surveillance. Attended Bilderberg/2024
Herman Kling	12 July 1913	16 June 1985	Swedish diplomat. Attended Bilderberg 1963 as Minster of Justice.
Gunnar Lange	9 March 1909	16 September 1976	Swedish Social Democrat politician and Minister of Trade 1955-1970. He attended the 1962 Bilderberg meeting.
Anna-Greta Leijon	30 June 1939	11 April 2024	Swedish former politician
Anna Lindh	19 June 1957	11 September 2003	Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs assassinated 4 months after attending her first Bilderberg
Stefan Löfven	21 July 1957		As Prime Minister of Sweden, managed the Covid-19 response. 2013 Bilderberg visitor
Sven Moberg	19 November 1919	4 October 1994	Attended the 1970 Bilderberg as Swedish Assistant Education Minister, formerly under Minister Olof Palme
Olof Palme	30 January 1927	28 February 1986	Leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party from 1969, and two-term Prime Minister, until his assassination in 1986.
Göran Persson	20 January 1949
Björn Rosengren	14 April 1942		Swedish Bilderberger Minister for Enterprise
Mona Sahlin	9 March 1957		Swedish Social Democrat politician. Her political career rebounded from a deep low after she participated in the 1996 Bilderberg conference, and she almost became Prime Minister.
Rickard Sandler	29 January 1884	12 November 1964	Prime Minister of Sweden in the 1920s. Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs in the 1930s. Attended the 4th Bilderberg
Pierre Schori	14 October 1938		Swedish State Secretary for Foreign Affairs under Olof Palme.
Oscar Stenström	1975		Swedish civil servant who negotiated the Swedish accession to NATO. Went to his first Bilderberg in 2023.
Gunnar Sträng	23 December 1906	7 March 1992	Swedish Finance Minister. Attended the 1973 Bilderberg
Anders Thunborg	9 June 1934	10 December 2004
Ines Uusmann	30 October 1948		Attended the 1995 Bilderberg as Sweden's Minister of Communications
Margot Wallström	28 September 1954		Former Swedish Deputy PM and Foreign Minister
Carl Johan Åberg	19 October 1930	7 March 2010	Swedish one time Bilderberger

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