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Lance Barnard

Lance Herbert Barnard

Australian politician, 3rd Deputy Prime Minister of Australia (1919-1997).

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Date of Birth

5/1/1919

Date of Death

8/6/1997

Member of Political Party

Australian Labor Party

Instance Of

Human

Position Held

Minister for Defence
(12/2/1972 - 6/6/1975)
Replaces
:
David Fairbairn
Replaced By
:
Bill Morrison
Start Time
: 12/2/1972
End Time
: 6/6/1975
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
(5/29/1954 - 6/2/1975)
Replaces
:
Bruce Kekwick
Replaced By
:
Kevin Newman
Electoral District
:
Bass
Start Time
: 5/29/1954
End Time
: 6/2/1975
Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
(12/2/1972 - 5/18/1974)
Replaces
:
Doug Anthony
Replaced By
:
Jim Cairns
Start Time
: 12/2/1972
End Time
: 5/18/1974
Minister for Social Services
(12/5/1972 - 12/19/1972)
Start Time
: 12/5/1972
End Time
: 12/19/1972
Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
(12/5/1972 - 6/12/1974)
Replaces
:
Doug Anthony
Replaced By
:
Jim Cairns
Series Ordinal
:3
Start Time
: 12/5/1972
End Time
: 6/12/1974
Minister for Defence
(12/5/1972 - 6/6/1975)
Replaces
:
David Fairbairn
Replaced By
:
Bill Morrison
Start Time
: 12/5/1972
End Time
: 6/6/1975

Sex or Gender

Male

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Occupation

Diplomat
Politician

Given Name

Lance

Country of Citizenship

Australia

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Place of Birth

Launceston

Father

Claude Barnard

Family Name

Barnard

Place of Death

Melbourne

Work Location

Canberra

Name in Native Language

Lance Barnard

Award Received

Officer of the Order of Australia
(1/26/1979)
Subject Named As
:The Hon Lance Herbert BARNARD
Award Rationale
: In recognition of service to politics and government
Point in Time
: 1/26/1979

Writing Language

English
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