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Bob Hawke
Robert James Lee Hawke
Australian politician, 23rd Prime Minister of Australia (1929-2019).
Statements about
Bob Hawke
Position Held
Prime Minister of Australia
(3/11/1983 - 12/20/1991)
Replaces
:
Malcolm Fraser
Replaced By
:
Paul Keating
Series Ordinal
:
23
Start Time
:
3/11/1983
End Time
:
12/20/1991
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
(10/18/1980 - 2/20/1992)
Replaces
:
Gordon Bryant
Replaced By
:
Phil Cleary
Electoral District
:
Wills
Elected In
:
1980 Australian Federal Election
Start Time
:
10/18/1980
End Time
:
2/20/1992
Treasurer of Australia
(6/2/1991 - 6/4/1991)
Replaces
:
Paul Keating
Replaced By
:
John Kerin
Start Time
:
6/2/1991
End Time
:
6/4/1991
Occupation
Politician
Union Organizer
Trade Unionist
Place of Birth
Bordertown
Member of Political Party
Australian Labor Party
Educated At
University of Western Australia
University College, Oxford
Australian National University
Perth Modern School
University of Oxford
West Leederville Primary School
UWA Law School
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Date of Birth
12/9/1929
Spouse
Blanche D'Alpuget
(7/23/1995 - 5/16/2019)
Start Time
:
7/23/1995
End Time
:
5/16/2019
Hazel Hawke
(3/3/1956 - 1995)
Start Time
:
3/3/1956
End Time
:
1995
Instance Of
Human
Given Name
Robert
Series Ordinal
:
1
James
Series Ordinal
:
2
Lee
Series Ordinal
:
3
Country of Citizenship
Australia
Award Received
Rhodes Scholarship
(1953)
Point in Time
:
1953
Honorary Doctor at the Nanjing University
(1986)
Point in Time
:
1986
Companion of the Order of Australia
(1/26/1979)
Subject Named As
:
Mr Robert James Lee HAWKE
Award Rationale
:
For service to trade unionism and industrial relations.
Point in Time
:
1/26/1979
Father
Clem Hawke
Family Name
Hawke
Residence
Northbridge
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Sex or Gender
Male
Date of Death
5/16/2019
Place of Death
Sydney
Nickname
Bob
Name in Native Language
Robert Hawke
Work Location
Canberra
Place of Burial
Macquarie Park Cemetery and Crematorium
Candidacy in Election
1984 Australian Federal Election
1990 Australian Federal Election
1987 Australian Federal Election
1983 Australian Federal Election
Writing Language
English
Described by Source
Bob Hawke, Who Led Australia Into a New Era as Prime Minister, Dies at 89
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