- Sir
Arnold Henry Nordmeyer ONZ KCMG (born
Heinrich Arnold Nordmeyer, 7
February 1901 – 2
February 1989) was a New
Zealand politician and
Presbyterian minister...
- alcohol-serving
establishments (most
often taverns) with a hatchet. Sir
Arnold Nordmeyer, the 6th
leader of the New
Zealand Labour Party between 1963 and 1965...
- New
Zealand Labour Party. The
election was won by
Island Bay MP
Arnold Nordmeyer. This is the
first time that a new
leader had been
elected which wasn't...
-
dedicated to
replace Nordmeyer with Kirk,
becoming known as the "Mafia". At the end of 1965 he
successfully challenged Arnold Nordmeyer for the parliamentary...
- a result,
Nordmeyer, Bill
Anderton and Phil
Connolly were
called before Labour's
National Executive. Nash
himself was
shocked at
Nordmeyer's level of support...
-
cabinet minister and
party president Arnold Nordmeyer (who had lost his seat in the 1949 election) and thus
Nordmeyer was
unable to
contest the leadership,...
-
government budget of 26 June 1958, in
which Minister of
Finance Arnold Nordmeyer increased taxes on beer, tobacco, cars and petrol. The
second Labour government...
-
Lyttelton MP
Norman Kirk.
After Walter Nash
retired as
leader in 1963
Arnold Nordmeyer became Labour's
sixth leader despite holding considerable public blame...
- Both of
these questions revolved around former cabinet minister Arnold Nordmeyer (seen as a
viable contender for both positions) but had lost his seat...
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Karin Nordmeyer (née Oppen; born July 30, 1941, in Willmannsdorf) is a
German human rights- and
gender equality activist. For many years, up to April...
