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| {{Politics of Norway}} | |||
| This is a list of viceroys (''visekonge''), governors (''rigsstatholder''), first ministers (''førstestatsråd'') and ]s (''statsminister'') of ]. | |||
| Until ], the king of the ] governed ] through two cabinets: one in ] and another in ] (now ]). The newly created Stockholm cabinet consisted of a prime minister and two ministers, whose role was to convey the attitudes of the Christiania cabinet to the Swedish king. | |||
| The cabinet in Christiania was led by a ] (''rigsstatholder''). For brief periods, the present crown prince was appointed ] by the king, in which case the viceroy became the highest authority in Christiania. | |||
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| Whenever the king was present in Christiania, however, he assumed the highest authority, thus putting the governor or viceroy temporarily out of charge. Likewise, when there was no governor, viceroy or king present in Christiania (which was not unusual), the cabinet was led by a so-called ], who was the most prominent member of the cabinet. | |||
| In July 1873, the position of governor was abolished after being vacant since ]. Simultaneously, the post of first minister in Christiania was upgraded to ]. Although the office of ''Norwegian Prime Minister in Stockholm'' still existed, the real power and influence over state affairs was moved to the prime minister in Christiania. When the ] in ], the prime minister in Stockholm simply ceased to function. | |||
| ==Governors, Viceroys, and First Ministers (1814-1873)== | |||
| ===Governors of Norway (1814-1856)=== | |||
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| ===Viceroys of Norway (periodically 1814-1857)=== | |||
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| #Crown Prince Carl Johan (]-], ]) | |||
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| #Crown Prince Oscar (]-], ]) | |||
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| ===First Ministers of Norway (1814-1873)=== | |||
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| # ] (]-]); ''continued as ] until ]'' | |||
| ''In 1873 the position of First Minister was upgraded to Prime Minister.'' | |||
| ==Prime Ministers of Norway (1814-1905)== | |||
| ===Prime Ministers (1814-1873, in Stockholm)=== | |||
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| # ] (deputy prime minister ]-] and ]) | |||
| # ] (]-]); ''stayed as ] until ]'' | |||
| ''In 1873 the office of the Prime Minister moved from ] to ].'' | |||
| ===Prime Ministers (1873-1905, in Christiania)=== | |||
| #] (]-]); ''had been ] from ] to 1873'' | |||
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| #] (]-]); ''the founder of Norwegian ]'' | |||
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| ===Prime Ministers in Stockholm (1873-1905)=== | |||
| # ] (]-]); ''had been ] from ] to 1873'' | |||
| # ] (acting prime minister ]) | |||
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| ==Prime Ministers of Norway (1905-present)== | |||
| ''In 1905 the ] was ]. Since then the office of the Prime Minister of Norway has been in ], except from the years of ] occupation during ] when the Norwegian government was in exile in ].'' | |||
| <!-- Timeline of post-1945 prime ministers --> | |||
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| !colspan="2" | Norwegian Prime Ministers since 1945 | |||
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| id:h value:blue legend:Conservatives | |||
| id:sp value:green legend:Centre_Party | |||
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| ==See also== | |||
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| ==External links== | |||
| * – A pictorial with portraits of Norway's Prime Ministers (''Aftenposten'') | |||
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