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Themes Duty Elitism Meritocracy Law and order Liberal conservatism Ordered liberty Moderate conservatism Monarchism National conservatism Folkhemmet National romanticism Patriotism Property rights Rule of law Social order State church Tradition
Intellectuals Ahlberg Arnstberg Boström Böök Geijer Heckscher (Eli) Heckscher (Gunnar) Heberlein Heidenstam Hjärne Karlsson Kjellén Martinsson Nordin Lindbom Pethrus Ryn Stolpe Tegnér Teodorescu Zetterberg
Politicians Bildt Bohman Busch Hägglund Järta Karlsson Kasselstrand Kjellén Krönmark Lindman Lundeberg Pethrus Trygger Wallmark Weimers Åkesson
Parties Contemporary Alternative for Sweden Christian Democrats Citizens' Coalition Moderate Party Sweden Democrats Former Centre Party Lantmanna Party National Party New Democracy Protectionist Party
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The Protectionist Majority Party of the Upper House (Swedish: Första kammarens protektionistiska majoritetsparti) was a political party in Sweden, founded in 1888. It was a conservative and protectionist party. Two politicians from this party, Gustaf Åkerhielm and Christian Lundeberg, served as Prime Minister of Sweden. In 1912 the Protectionist Party became part of the National Party.