Category:Gough Whitlam
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Geburtsdatum | 11. Juli 1916 Melbourne Edward Gough Whitlam | ||||
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English: Edward Gough Whitlam was the 21st Prime Minister of Australia from 5 December 1972 until 11 November 1975. He was the member for Werriwa in the Australian House of Representatives from 1952 until 1978.
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Folgende 9 Dateien sind in dieser Kategorie, von 9 insgesamt.
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Curtin Building 211 plaque Whitlam 1994.jpg 3.468 × 4.624; 7,21 MB
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Ellicot Resigns and says he is the Victim.jpg 702 × 1.373; 708 KB
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Gough Whitlam - Its Time - Whitlam Park or Place.jpg 2.592 × 1.936; 1,4 MB
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Gough Whitlam bust.jpg 1.200 × 1.600; 391 KB
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Gough Whitlam memorial service at welcome to country.JPG 5.882 × 3.118; 6,82 MB
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Gough Whitlam Place Cabramatta July 2017.jpg 4.032 × 3.024; 2,81 MB
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Gough Whitlam Signature.svg 210 × 58; 6 KB
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James DeWeaver and Gough Whitlam.JPG 1.770 × 887; 457 KB
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Ngara, Gough Whitlam's birthplace.jpg 2.304 × 1.728; 1 MB
Kategorien:
- Whitlam (surname)
- Gough (given name)
- 1916 births
- 2014 deaths
- Recipients of the Centenary Medal
- Australian Living Treasures
- Companions of the Order of Australia
- Recipients of the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun
- Prime ministers of Australia
- Australian Labor Party members of the Australian House of Representatives
- Male diplomats of Australia
- Presbyterians from Australia
- Members of the Australian House of Representatives from New South Wales
- Ministers of Education of Australia
- Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Australia
- Attorneys General of Australia
- World War II people of the Royal Australian Air Force
- Barristers from Australia
- Lawyers from Australia
- People of Melbourne
- Permanent delegates of Australia to UNESCO
- Alumni of Knox Grammar School