John McDonald (Victorian politician)

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual 1898 birth 1977 death 20th-century Australian politician Australian Army soldier Australian military personnel of World War I Head of government of Australian states and territories Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly Scottish emigrant to Australia Treasurer of Victoria Mayor of Ballarat Australian politician awarded knighthoods Premier of Victoria Premier of Victoria in office Person from Falkirk Person from Shepparton
rdfs:label	John McDonald (Victorian politician)
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skos:prefLabel	John McDonald (Victorian politician)
skos:altLabel	McDonald John McDonald <br />John McDonald John Gladstone Black McDonald John Gordon McDonald McDonald I McDonald II Sir John Gladstone Black McDonald Sir John McDonald
clgo:birthDate	1898-12-06
clgo:birthName	John Gladstone Black McDonald
clgo:birthPlace	Shepparton Stirlingshire Victoria (Australia) Falkirk Scotland
clgo:birthYear	1898
clgo:deathDate	1977-04-23
clgo:deathPlace	Mooroopna Australia Victoria (Australia)
clgo:deathYear	1977
clgo:nationality	Australians
clgo:party	National Party of Australia – Victoria
is clgo:secondLeader of	1952 Victorian state election

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