Kyrre Grepp (1879 - 1922) Norwegian politician, leader of the Norwegian Labour Party. Grepp became a Communist by the end of his life and was active in the Comintern.
A street is named after Grepp in the Sagene borough of Oslo.
He was married to Rachel Grepp, with whom he had the daughter Gerda Grepp.
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Norwegian Labour Party
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Leaders
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- Andersen
- Jensen
- Knudsen
- Jeppesen
- Gjøsteen
- Berg
- Jeppesen
- Meyer
- Knudsen
- Hornsrud
- Nissen
- Knudsen
- Kyrre Grepp
- Stang
- Torp
- Gerhardsen
- Bratteli
- Steen
- Brundtland
- Jagland
- Stoltenberg
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Party Secretaries
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- Nilssen
- Tranmæl
- Gerhardsen
- Bratteli
- Lie
- Bye
- Leveraas
- Jagland
- D.T. Andersen
- Torsvik
- Kolberg
- Johansen
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Parliamentary leaders
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- Eriksen
- Knudsen
- Eriksen
- Knudsen
- Buen
- Hornsrud
- Scheflo
- Madsen
- Støstad
- Madsen
- Nygaardsvold
- Støstad
- Magnus Nilssen
- Madsen
- Monsen
- Støstad
- Torp
- Gerhardsen
- Hønsvald
- Bratteli
- Hansen
- Bratteli
- Nordli
- Bratteli
- Brundtland
- Førde
- Brundtland
- Berge
- Borgen
- Jagland
- Thoresen
- Jagland
- Stoltenberg
- Solberg
- Stoltenberg
- Solberg
- Pedersen
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| Related topics |
- History of the Norwegian Labour Party
- Workers' Youth League
- AUF membership scandal
- Red-Green Coalition
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| Persondata |
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Grepp, Kyrre |
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| Date of birth |
1879 |
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| Date of death |
1922 |
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