Swedish general election, 1911

On September 10, 1911, the election to the Second Chamber of the Swedish Parliament was first held on the principle of equality: every man has a voice. A women's suffrage did not exist.

This led to a shift in the political balance. The conservatives around the former Prime Minister Arvid Lindman lost influence, and the Social Democrats should have won.

The Liberal Karl Staaff became prime minister in a coalition with the Social Democrats. In 1914, he resigned in protest against the arms policy of King Gustav V.

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  • General Election 1911
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