Kekkonen I cabinet

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The Kekkonen I cabinet

The Kekkonen I cabinet was the 33rd government cabinet in Finnish history . It was in office from March 17, 1950 to January 17, 1951 (307 days).

After the social democratic minority government Fagerholm I , Urho Kekkonen from the Landbund formed a government that again could not rely on a majority. Besides the Landbund, none of the major parties belonged to the coalition, only the National Progressive Party and the Swedish People's Party were included in the government.

minister

Office Surname Political party
Prime Minister Urho Kekkonen Landbund
Foreign minister Åke Gartz independent
Deputy Foreign Minister Sakari Tuomioja National Progressive Party
Minister of Justice Heikki Kannisto National Progressive Party
Interior minister Urho Kekkonen Landbund
Deputy Interior minister March 17, 1950 - September 30, 1950:
Lauri Riikonen
September 30, 1950 - January 17, 1951:
Johannes Virolainen
Landbund Landbund
Defense Minister Kustaa Tiitu Landbund
Finance minister Vieno Sukselainen Landbund
Deputy Finance minister Nils Meinander Swedish People's Party
Minister of Education Lennart Heljas Landbund
Minister of Agriculture Taavi Vilhula Landbund
Deputy Minister of Agriculture Eemil Luukka Landbund
Transport and Infrastructure Minister Martti rental tunes Landbund
Deputy Transport and Infrastructure Minister March 17, 1950 - January 17, 1951:
Kauno Kleemola
March 24, 1950 - March 31, 1950:
Lauri Riikonen
March 31, 1950 - January 17, 1951:
Vihtori Vesterinen
Landbund Landbund Landbund
Trade and Industry Minister March 17, 1950 - September 30, 1950:
Sakari Tuomioja
September 30, 1950 - January 17, 1951:
Teuvo Aura
National Progressive Party National Progressive Party
Minister of Social Affairs Ralf Törngren Swedish People's Party
Deputy Minister of Social Affairs March 17, 1950 - January 17, 1951:
Vihtori Vesterinen
March 24, 1950 - September 30, 1950:
Kauno Kleemola
September 30, 1950 - January 17, 1951:
Teuvo Aura
Landbund Landbund National Progressive Party

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