Johan Fridtjuv Berg (20 March 1851 – 29 February 1916) was a Swedish school teacher, author, and politician (liberal); he was minister of education and...

1905, one of the most active members in the teacher's association, Fridtjuv Berg, became education minister. The next year, 1906, he allowed the release...

proposal to this effect was signed on April 7, 1906, by education minister Fridtjuv Berg (1851–1916), and put before the parliament of 1907. A protest against...

Swedish schools, introduced in 1906 by the minister of education Fridtjuv Berg (1851–1916). Berg acknowledged that Hazelius had laid the foundation for all...

Archives of Sweden. Retrieved 21 February 2023. Bruce, N. O. (1922). "J Fridtjuv Berg". Svenskt biografiskt lexikon (in Swedish). Vol. 3. National Archives...

Minister Christian Lundeberg Preceded by Karl Husberg Succeeded by Fridtjuv Berg Minister of Justice In office 5 December 1901 – 2 August 1902 Prime...

Public Libraries. On 12 April 1912, the new Minister of Education, Fridtjuv Berg, presented a bill that in principle followed Palmgren Munch-Petersen's...

Income SEK Degree % % Alvastra 1,225 986 37.3 60.6 84 92 8 25,548 34 Fridtjuv Berg 1,680 1,258 39.8 58.2 78 78 22 21,472 25 Holaveden 774 638 37.1 61.8...

1914 – 30 March 1917 Prime Minister Hjalmar Hammarskjöld Preceded by Fridtjuv Berg Succeeded by Alexis Hammarström Personal details Born (1876-08-18)18...

her intellectual contacts, particularly Ellen Key, Knut Wicksell and Fridtjuv Berg. She studied socialism and contacted leading socialists such as Hjalmar...

active in 1883–1892. Leading members were Fredrique Runquist, Fridtjuv Berg, Hjalmar Berg, Sigfrid Almquist, Sofi Almquist and Nils Lagerstedt. The group...

Government offices Preceded by Fridtjuv Berg Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs 1906–1909 Succeeded by Elof Lindström...

Läseböcker för Sveriges barndomsskolor, published by Alfred Dalin [sv] and Fridtjuv Berg. Roos also wrote children's songs, such as Blåsippan ute i backarna...