Swedish Parliamentary Elections, 1919

B. A. Arneson

American Political Science Review, 1920, vol. 14, issue 1, 123-125

Abstract: The elections to the upper chamber of the Swedish Riksdag, in July, 1919, cannot claim any large share of the world's attention. None the less, being the first parliamentary elections in any of the neutral European countries since the armistice, they have some interest as an indication of the political temper of the northern neutrals at the close of the war.

Date: 1920
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