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Greenland Landsting (Denmark), one of the two
houses of the
Danish parliament between 1849 and 1953
Regions of Sweden,
formerly known as
Landsting. This disambiguation...
-
Stockholm County Council (Stockholms läns
landsting) as part of a
nationwide reform. When
county councils (
landsting) were
established in 1863,
Stockholm Muni****lity...
- were the
first women elected to the
Landsting.
Although a 1939
referendum that
would have
replaced the
Landsting with
another chamber—the Rigsting—and...
- The
Inatsisartut (Greenlandic: Inatsisartut, lit. 'those who make the law';
Greenlandic pronunciation: [inatt͡sisɑtːʉt] Danish: Landstinget, lit. 'the...
- Malmö and Göteborg
until 1998. In
January 2020, the
county councils (
landsting) of
Sweden were
officially reclassified as
regions (regioner), though...
-
Landsting elections were held in
Denmark in
April 1953
alongside elections to the Folketing. They were the last
elections to the
upper house of the Rigsdagen...
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Regional Councils (Swedish: regioner) (renamed from
county councils (
landsting) in 2020) and
local Muni****lities (Swedish: kommuner). The
local authorities...
- of a
bicameral parliament,
called the Rigsdag; the
upper house was the
Landsting. It
meets in
Christiansborg Palace, on the
islet of
Slotsholmen in central...
-
Grand Duchy of Finland. In
every Swedish län (except Gotland)
there was a
landsting. This was a
locally elected ****embly,
which collected tax and had responsibility...
-
bicameral legislature,
consisting of two houses, the
Folketing and the
Landsting. The
distinction between the two
houses was not
always clear, as they...
