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Gough Whitlam
Edward Gough Whitlam
Australian politician, 21st Prime Minister of Australia (1916–2014).
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Gough Whitlam
Date of Death
10/21/2014
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Gough Whitlam's Birthplace
Melbourne
Australia
Country of Citizenship
Australia
Member of Political Party
Australian Labor Party
Position Held
Prime Minister of Australia
(12/5/1972 - 11/11/1975)
Attorney-General for Australia
(12/5/1972 - 12/19/1972)
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
(11/29/1952 - 7/31/1978)
Minister for Justice
(12/5/1972 - 11/6/1973)
Ambassador
Minister for Foreign Affairs (Australia)
(12/5/1972 - 11/6/1973)
Treasurer of Australia
(12/5/1972 - 12/19/1972)
Native Language
English
Educated At
University of Sydney
Telopea Park School
Canberra Grammar School
Mowbray House
Occupation
Date of Birth
Spouse
Child
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Place of Death
Award Received
Father
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Member Of
Name in Native Language
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Given Name
Sibling
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Mother
Candidacy in Election
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Archives At
Politician
Diplomat
Barrister
Minister
Jurist
7/11/1916
Margaret Whitlam
(April 1942 - 3/17/2012)
End Cause
:
Death of Subject's Spouse
Start Time
:
April 1942
End Time
:
3/17/2012
Nicholas Whitlam
Tony Whitlam
Human
Sydney
Centenary Medal
Honorary Grand Companion of the Order of Logohu
Australian National Living Treasure
Companion of the Order of Australia
(6/6/1978)
Subject Named As
:
The Honourable Edward Gough WHITLAM
Award Rationale
:
AC QB 1978. FOR SERVICE TO POLITICS AND GOVT AND TO C'WEALH PARLIAMENT
Point in Time
:
6/6/1978
Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun
Fred Whitlam
English
The Hon E G Whitlam
Subject Has Role
:
Official Portrait
194 centimetre
Australian Academy of the Humanities
Edward Gough Whitlam
Whitlam
Gough
Series Ordinal
:
2
Edward
Series Ordinal
:
1
Freda Whitlam
Canberra
1941
Edward Gough Whitlam
Martha Maddocks
1972 Australian Federal Election
1974 Australian Federal Election
English
Whitlam Institute
Replaces
:
William McMahon
Replaced By
:
Malcolm Fraser
Series Ordinal
:
21
Start Time
:
12/5/1972
End Time
:
11/11/1975
Replaces
:
Ivor Greenwood
Replaced By
:
Lionel Murphy
Start Time
:
12/5/1972
End Time
:
12/19/1972
Replaces
:
Bert Lazzarini
Replaced By
:
John Kerin
Electoral District
:
Werriwa
Elected In
:
1952 Werriwa By-Election
Start Time
:
11/29/1952
End Time
:
7/31/1978
Replaces
:
Nigel Bowen
Replaced By
:
Don Willesee
Start Time
:
12/5/1972
End Time
:
11/6/1973
Replaces
:
Nigel Bowen
Replaced By
:
Don Willesee
Start Time
:
12/5/1972
End Time
:
11/6/1973
Replaces
:
Billy Snedden
Replaced By
:
Frank Crean
Start Time
:
12/5/1972
End Time
:
12/19/1972
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