Difference between revisions of "Per-Kristian Foss"
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− | Member of Parliament for the Conservative Party since 1981, briefly was Prime Minister in 2002, being the first openly-gay head of state. Former Minister of Finance (2001-2005). | + | Member of Parliament for the Conservative Party since 1981, briefly was Prime Minister in 2002, being the first openly-gay head of state. Former Minister of Finance (2001-2005). Currently practicing as a public auditor. |
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+ | ==Further Reading/Research== | ||
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Revision as of 15:46, 3 November 2013
Contents
Country
Norway
Birth - Death
1950 -
Occupation
Politics
Notable Achievements
Head of State
Government Minister
Description
Member of Parliament for the Conservative Party since 1981, briefly was Prime Minister in 2002, being the first openly-gay head of state. Former Minister of Finance (2001-2005). Currently practicing as a public auditor.