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, Oskar Leimgruber (* 5. Juli 1886 in Fribourg; † 19. Juni 1976 in Bern; heimatberechtigt in Herznach) war ein Schweizer Jurist. Er war von 1943 bis 1951 Bundeskanzler.
, Oskar Leimgruber, né le 5 juillet 1886 à Fribourg et mort à Berne le 19 juillet 1976, est une personnalité politique suisse, membre du Parti conservateur-catholique.
, Oskar Leimgruber (ur. 5 lipca 1886 we Fryburgu, zm. 19 czerwca 1976 w Bernie) – szwajcarski polityk, kanclerz federalny w latach 1944–1951.
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, Oskar Leimgruber (* 5. Juli 1886 in Fribourg; † 19. Juni 1976 in Bern; heimatberechtigt in Herznach) war ein Schweizer Jurist. Er war von 1943 bis 1951 Bundeskanzler.
, Oskar Leimgruber (Fribourg, 5 juli 1886 - … Oskar Leimgruber (Fribourg, 5 juli 1886 - Bern, 19 juli 1976) was een Zwitsers jurist en politicus. Leimgruber bezocht het gymnasium te Fribourg en Schwyz. Vervolgens studeerde hij rechten te Fribourg, Bern en Wenen. In 1911 studeerde hij af en werd redacteur van de kranten Liberté en Freiburger Zeitung. Van 1912 tot 1919 was hij werkzaam bij de Schweizerische Bundesbahnen (Zwitserse Spoorwegen) in Bazel en Bern en daarna adjunct-directeur van het handelsmuseum, handelssecretaris van het kanton Fribourg en advocaat te Fribourg. Vervolgens werd hij secretaris van het Departement van Posterijen en Spoorwegen. In 1925 volgde zijn verkiezing tot vicekanselier onder Robert Käslin.ing tot vicekanselier onder Robert Käslin.
, Oskar Leimgruber, né le 5 juillet 1886 à Fribourg et mort à Berne le 19 juillet 1976, est une personnalité politique suisse, membre du Parti conservateur-catholique.
, Oskar Leimgruber (5 July 1886 in Fribourg, … Oskar Leimgruber (5 July 1886 in Fribourg, Switzerland – 19 July 1976) was a Swiss Politician from the Christian Democratic People's Party (CVP). After having studied at Fribourg and at Schwytz, he pursued legal studies at the Universities of Fribourg, Bern, and Vienna, obtaining his doctorate in 1911. Leimgruber had many different jobs, among them journalist at La Liberté and at Freiburger Zeitung, adjunct director of the museum of arts and occupations, and cantonal secretary of arts and occupations, as well as lawyer.f arts and occupations, as well as lawyer.
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