Eivind Eckbo
Norwegian politician, lawyer and farmer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Norwegian politician, lawyer and farmer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Eivind Eckbo (10 August 1927 – 7 May 2017) was a Norwegian politician, lawyer and farmer.
Eivind Eckbo | |
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Leader of the Anders Lange's Party | |
In office 18 October 1974 – 26 May 1975 | |
Preceded by | Anders Lange |
Succeeded by | Arve Lønnum |
Personal details | |
Born | Oslo, Norway | 10 August 1927
Died | 7 May 2017 89) | (aged
Political party | Progress Party |
While working as a lawyer in Bø i Telemark, he stood as the second candidate of Anders Lange's Party on the Telemark ballot in the 1973 Norwegian parliamentary election.[1] He was the interim chairman of Anders Lange's Party from the death of party chairman and founder Anders Lange in 1974, until 1975.[2] He was later the deputy chairman and held other offices by the same party after it changed its name into the Progress Party.
He was married to Margaret Eckbo, also a politician for the Progress Party, of which she got introduced to through her husband. She had two children from before they got married, he had 7.[3] Eckbo died on 7 May 2017, aged 89.[4]
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