Minister For Health and Social Affairs (Sweden) - List of Minister For Health and Social Affairs

List of Minister For Health and Social Affairs

Name Term Political Party
Bernhard Eriksson 1920–1920 Social Democrats
Henning Elmquist 1920–1921 Independent
Herman Lindqvist 1921–1923 Social Democrats
Gösta Malm 1923–1924 Independent
Gustav Möller 1924–1926 Social Democrats
Jakob Pettersson 1926–1928 Liberal Party
Sven Lübeck 1928–1930 General Electoral Union
Sam Larsson 1930–1932 Freeminded People's Party
Gustav Möller 1932–1936 Social Democrats
Gerhard Strindlund 1936–1936 Farmers' League
Gustav Möller 1936–1938 Social Democrats
Albert Forslund 1938–1939 Social Democrats
Gustav Möller 1939–1951 Social Democrats
Gunnar Sträng 1951–1955 Social Democrats
John Ericsson i Kinna 1955–1957 Social Democrats
Torsten Nilsson 1957–1962 Social Democrats
Sven Aspling 1962–1976 Social Democrats
Rune Gustavsson 1976–1978 Centre Party
Gabriel Romanus 1978–1977 People's Party
Karin Söder 1978–1982 Centre Party
Sten Andersson 1982–1985 Social Democrats
Gertrud Sigurdsen 1985–1989 Social Democrats
Sven Hulterström 1989–1990 Social Democrats
Ingela Thalén 1990–1991 Social Democrats
Bengt Westerberg 1991–1994 People's Party
Ingela Thalén 1994–1996 Social Democrats
Margot Wallström 1996–1998 Social Democrats
Anders Sundström 1998–1998 Social Democrats
Maj-Inger Klingvall 1998–1998 Social Democrats
Lars Engqvist 1998–2004 Social Democrats
Berit Andnor 2004–2006 Social Democrats
Göran Hägglund 2006- Christian Democrats

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