Jens Hundseid's Government
14. March 1932–3. March 1933
Farmers’ Party (B)
Jens Hundseid’s Government was appointed by King Haakon VII in a session of the Council of State on 14 March 1932, effective as of the same day at 10.45 a.m. It was a reconstruction of Peder Kolstad’s Government, following Prime Minister Kolstad’s death on 5 March 1932.
In a session of the Council of State on 25 February 1933, Jens Hundseid's Government handed in its resignation, after a vote of no confidence in the Storting on the issue of economic restrictions. Permission to leave was granted by King Haakon VII in a session of the Council of State on 2 March 1933, effective as of 3 March 1933 at 11 a.m. At the same time, Johan L. Mowinckel's Third Government was appointed, effective as of the same point of time.
About the Government
- Prime Minister:
- Jens Falentinsen Hundseid (B)
- Parliamentary basis:
- Minority government
- Appointment reason:
- Change after government crisis
- Resignation reason:
- Change after vote of no-confidence
- Parties in the Government:
- Bondepartiet (B)
Politicians
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Hundseid, Jens Falentinsen (B)
- Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture – Ministry of Agriculture 14/03/1932–03/03/1933
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Braadland, Birger (B)
- Minister of Foreign Affairs – Ministry of Foreign Affairs 14/03/1932–03/03/1933
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Kirkeby-Garstad, Ivar Larsen (B)
- Minister of Trade – Ministry of Trade (of 1916) 14/03/1932–03/03/1933
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Langeland, Rasmus Olsen (B)
- Minister of Labour – Ministry of Labour (of 1885) 14/03/1932–03/03/1933
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Lindboe, Asbjørn
- Minister of Justice – Ministry of Justice and the Police 14/03/1932–03/03/1933
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Quisling, Vidkun Abraham Lauritz (B)
- Minister of Defence – Ministry of Defence 14/03/1932–03/03/1933
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Sundby, Jon
- Minister of Finance – Ministry of Finance and Customs 14/03/1932–03/03/1933
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Trædal, Nils (B)
- Minister of Church and Education – Ministry of Church and Education 14/03/1932–03/03/1933
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Vik, Jakob Nilsson (B)
- Minister of Social Affairs – Ministry of Social Affairs (of 1916) 14/03/1932–03/03/1933