The list also includes Maudlands MP's before 1945 Premiers who received the Antarctic Tuzelmann Award are marked with an asterisk (*).
Name | Picture | In Office | Political Party | Notes |
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Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld | 1st January 1880 - 5th August 1897 | Social Democrat Party | First man from Sweden-Norway to set foot on Antarctica | |
Otto Nordenskiold* | 6th August 1897 - 7th of June 1905 | Social Democrat Party | 2nd Governor, Helped establish the Swedish-Norwegian colony as a major power in Antarctica and oversaw the peaceful transition of Maudland into a Norwegian colony. | |
Karl Lykke | 8th June 1905 - 10th July 1915 | Social Democrat Party | First MP to the Norwegian Parliament, First member of the Lykke family to take office. Was responsible for the compromise that saved Maudland from violence between its two major groups. | |
Fridtjof Nansen | 11th July 1915 - 13th May 1930 | Christian Democrat Party | Only MP to die in office | |
Gunnar Isaacson | 14th May 1930 - 13th June 1935 | Christian Democrat Party | Completed Nansen's 4th term | |
Matthias Bryn* (MP) | 14th June 1935 - 15th December 1945 | Maudlandic Independence Party | First and last MIP MP for the Norwegian parliament, De facto leader of the Free Norwegian Forces during WWII as well as being Maudland's first de facto independent leader. | |
Matthias Bryn (Premier) | 16th December 1945 - 15th January 1950 | Maudlandic Conservative Party | Originally part of MIP but changed following the Autonomy Act. Only Conservative Party Premier. | |
Nicolai Woodwicks | 16th January 1950 - 20th December 1955 | Social Democrat Party | First SDP leader in 35 years, his period in power was marred by his failed reconstruction policies and was a poor public speaker compared to his immediate predecessor. | |
Anna Lykke | 21st December 1955 - 16th October 1970 | Labour Party | First female Premier, Second Lykke family member to take office. Youngest premier (30) on taking office. Launched a recovery plan for Maudlands failing public sector and led over a period of unparalleled economic success. Her premiership was however troubled by the beginning of the New Swabian Civil War | |
Thobias Mjoen | 17th October 1970 - 30th July 1989 | Christian Democrat Party | Longest serving premier. Only Premier to be assassinated | |
Lukas Peterson | 1st August 1989 - 14th January 1990 | Christian Democrat Party | Completed Thobias's term | |
Tomás Lykke | 15th January 1990 - 16th November 1995 | Social Democrat Party | Previously a General in the New Swabian War. Only Lykke family member not to stand with the Labour party | |
Anna Lykke | 17th November 1995 - 2nd December 2000 | Labour Party | Oldest Premier, only Premier to die of natural causes while in office. Only Premier to be re-elected after leaving office. | |
Christian Lykke | 3rd December 2000 - 24th July 2010 | Labour Party | Third Lykke Premier, Completed his grandmothers term before being re-elected. Only Premier to have resigned. | |
Johanna Nordenskiöld | 25th July 2010 - | Christian Democrat Party | Only Swedish Premier |