Helmer Molander

Helmer Molander (June 26, 1892 in Ytterlännäs – August 22, 1963 in Gudmundrå) was a Swedish politician.

Between 1926 and 1941, Molander worked as ombudsman of the Social Democratic Party District of Ångermanland.

[1] Following the deadly 1931 Ådalen riots, the Social Democratic Party organized an investigatory commission consisting of Molander, Ivar Vennerström and Georg Branting.

[2] The day after the investigatory commission reached Kramfors, the three leaders would speak at a mass rally.

As a parliamentarian, he was engaged in issues like the abolition of the bicameral system and lowering the age of suffrage.

Helmer Molander
The first communist group in parliament 1922. Standing from left: Viktor Herou , Verner Karlsson , J. P. Dahlén . Sitting from left: Karl Kilbom , August Spångberg , Helmer Molander, Carl Winberg .