Jaakson's cabinet
Government of the Republic of Estonia under the State Elder Jüri Jaakson (Jaakson Cabinet). Term of office: December 16, 1924 to December 15, 1925.
government
According to official counts, the Jaakson government was the 13th government of the Republic of Estonia since independence was declared in 1918. It remained in office for 365 days.
After the failed coup attempt by the Estonian communists, which was bloodily suppressed on December 1, 1924, Jaakson formed a government of national unity for one year. The minority government of the former State Elder Friedrich Karl Akel resigned on December 2, 1924 for this purpose.
The Jaakson government consisted of representatives from Eesti Rahvaerakond (Estonian People's Party, ER), Põllumeeste Kogud (Association of Farmers, PK), Kristlik Rahvaerakond (Christian People's Party, KRE), Eesti Tööerakond (Estonian Labor Party, ETE) and the Eesti Sotsiaaldemokraatlik Party (Estonian Social Democratic Labor Party, ESDTP).
cabinet
| Department | Surname | Term of office | Political party |
|---|---|---|---|
| State Elder | Jüri Jaakson | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | HE |
| Foreign minister | Karl Robert Pusta | December 16, 1924 - October 5, 1925 | independent |
| Foreign minister | Ado Birk | October 23, 1925 - December 15, 1925 | HE |
| Interior minister | Karlsbund | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | PK |
| Minister of Agriculture | August Kerem | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | HE |
| Minister of Education | Hugo Bernhard Rahamägi | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | KRE |
| Labor and Social Affairs Minister | Christian Kaarna | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | ETE |
| Minister of Justice | Rudolf Gabrel | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | HE |
| Finance minister | Leo Sepp | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | independent |
| Minister of War | Jaan Soots | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | PK |
| Minister of transport | Karl Johannes Virma | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | ESDTP |
| Minister with no portfolio | Karl Ast | December 16, 1924 - December 15, 1925 | ESDTP |
See also
Web links
- Cabinet list and photo (Estonian State Chancellery)
1. Provisional Government of Päts I (02/1918 - 11/1918) | 2. Provisional Government of Pat II (11/1918) | 3. Provisional Government of Pat III (11/1918 - 05/1919) | 4. Strandman I (05/1919 - 11/1919) | 5. Tõnisson I (11/1919 - 07/1920) | 6. Birk (07/1920) | 7. Tõnisson II (07/1920 - 10/1920) | 8. Piip (10/1920 - 01/1921) | 9. Päts I (01/1921 - 11/1922) | 10. Kukk (11/1922 - 08/1923) | 11. Päts II (08/1923 - 03/1924) | 12. Akel (03/1924 - 12/1924) | 13. Jaakson (12/1924 - 12/1925) | 14. Teemant I (12/1925 - 07/1926) | 15. Teemant II (07/1926 - 03/1927) | 16. Teemant III (03/1927 - 12/1927) | 17. Tõnisson III (12/1927 - 12/1928) | 18. Rei (12/1928 - 07/1929) | 19. Strandman II (07/1929-02/1931) | 20. Päts III (02/1931 - 02/1932) | 21. Teemant IV (02/1932 - 07/1932) | 22. Binding (Eenpalu) I (07/1932 - 11/1932) | 23. Päts IV (11/1932 - 05/1933) | 24. Tõnisson IV (05/1933 - 10/1933) | 25. Päts V (10/1933 - 05/1938) | 26. Eenpalu (binding) II (05/1938 - 10/1939) | 27. Uluots (10/1939 - 06/1940)