Wikidata Alexander Salmond
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*Nativitas*: 31 Decembris 1954; Linlithgow  
*Patria*: Britanniarum Regnum  

**Officium**

*Officium*: Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom, First Minister of Scotland, Member of the 3rd Scottish Parliament, Member of the 4th Scottish Parliament, Member of the 1st Scottish Parliament, member of the 56th Parliament of the United Kingdom, member of the 54th Parliament of the United Kingdom, member of the 53rd Parliament of the United Kingdom, member of the 52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom, member of the 51st Parliament of the United Kingdom, member of the 50th Parliament of the United Kingdom, Representative of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, Leader of the Opposition (Scotland)  
*Munus*: oeconomus, politicus  

**Consociatio**

*Factio*: Scottish National Party, Alba Party  
*Religio*: Church of Scotland
**Familia**

*Genitores*: ; Mary Stewart Salmond  

**Alexander Salmond** (natus in Linlithgow Scotiae die 31 Decembris 1954), est oeconomus et politicus Britannicus factionis Nationalis Scoticae fuit a die 16 Maii 2007 ad 19 Novembris 2014 primus minister Scotiae, praecessore Iacobo McConnell. Die 19 Novembris 2014 Nicola Sturgeon prima ministra Scotiae facta est.

Alumnus breviter collegii commercialis Edimburgensis et mox Universitatis Sancti Andreae, Alexander Salmond legatus fuit apud parlamentum Britannicum a die 11 Iunii 1987 usque ad 6 Maii 2010, quo tempore cathedram resignavit, legatusque ad parlamentum Scoticum ab anno 1999 ad 2001 et rursus a die 3 Maii 2007 hodie usque. Ductor est factionis nationalis Scoticae a die 3 Septembris 2004, praecessore Ioanne Swinney.

Bibliographia
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Martinus McGuinness (ad sinistram partem) Hiberniae Septentrionalis primus minister vicarius et Ioannes Paisley, primus minister, cum Alexandro Salmond Scotiae primo ministro anno 2008 picti
* Libby Brooks, "Salmond's acquittal could make him the SNP's biggest challenge" in *The Guardian* (24 Martii 2020)
* Severin Carrell, Patrick Wintour, Rowena Mason, "Alex Salmond resigns as first minister after Scotland rejects independence" in *The Guardian* (19 Septembris 2014)
* Kevin McKenna, "Alex Salmond: a solitary man, a singular vision" in *The Observer* (13 Septembris 2014)
* Michael White, "Scottish independence: yes may be the result Alex Salmond never wanted" in *The Guardian* (11 Septembris 2014)

Nexus externi
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* Alexandri Salmond pagina interretialis
* Alexandri Salmond biographia

Primi ministri Scotiae

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| Donaldus Dewar • Henricus McLeish • Iacobus McConnell • Alexander Salmond • Nicola Sturgeon
*Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae**Capsae cognatae:* Primi ministri Regni Britanniarum 1945– • Primi ministri Cambriae • Primi ministri Hiberniae Septentrionalis |
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Consilium ministrorum Scoticum Alexandri Salmond 2007–2014

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| Angela Constance (2014–) • Bruce Crawford (2011–2012) • Fiona Hyslop (2007–2009, 2011–2014) • Ricardus Lochhead • Kenethus MacAskill • Alexander Neil • Shona Robison (2014) • Michael Russell (2009–2014) • Alexander Salmond • Nicola Sturgeon • Ioannes Swinney
*Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Regni Britanniarum**Capsae cognatae:* Consilium Sturgeon 2014– |
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Ductores factionis nationalis Scoticae

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| Alexander MacEwan • Andreas Dewar Gibb • Gulielmus Power • Duglassius Young • Bruce Watson • Robertus McIntyre • Iacobus Halliday • Arthurus Donaldson • Gulielmus Wolfe • Gordonus Wilson • Ioannes Swinney • Alexander Salmond • Nicola Sturgeon |
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