Dean Brown
Dean Craig Brown, (né le 5 avril 1943) est un homme politique libéral australien qui a été le 41e premier ministre d'Australie-Méridionale entre le 14 décembre 1993 et le 28 novembre 1996, et vice-premier ministre de Rob Kerin entre le 22 octobre 2001 et le 5 mars 2002.
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Dean Brown
Dean Craig Brown, (né le 5 avril 1943) est un homme politique libéral australien qui a été le 41e premier ministre d'Australie-Méridionale entre le 14 décembre 1993 et le 28 novembre 1996, et vice-premier ministre de Rob Kerin entre le 22 octobre 2001 et le 5 mars 2002.
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Dean Craig Brown, (né le 5 avr ...... ctobre 2001 et le 5 mars 2002.
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دين براون (بالإنجليزية: Dean C ...... في أستراليا. حزبياً، نشط في .
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1943-04-05
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Dean Craig Brown
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birth date
1943-04-05
birth name
Dean Craig Brown
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Brown in 1995
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Dr Dean Brown
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Australian
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1985-12-07
1993-12-11
1993-12-14
1996-11-28
2002-03-05
2005-11-21
2006-03-18
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1973-03-10
1992-05-09
1992-05-11
1993-12-11
1993-12-14
2001-10-22
2002-03-06
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Deputy Leader of the Opposition in South Australia
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Leader of the Liberal Party of Australia (South Australian Division)
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Leader of the Opposition in South Australia
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Member for Alexandra
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Member for Davenport
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Member for Finniss
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Dean Craig Brown, (né le 5 avr ...... ctobre 2001 et le 5 mars 2002.
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دين براون (بالإنجليزية: Dean C ...... في أستراليا. حزبياً، نشط في .
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Dean Brown
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Dean Brown
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دين براون (سياسي)
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