Cabinet Kekkonen II

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The Kekkonen II cabinet was the 34th government cabinet in Finnish history . It was in office from January 17, 1951 to September 20, 1951 (247 days).

After the parliamentary elections in Finland in 1948 , the Social Democrat Karl-August Fagerholm and Urho Kekkonen from the Landbund led two short-lived minority governments. At the end of 1950 a solution finally emerged between the two strongest parties in parliament, the Social Democratic Party and the Landbund, to form a government together. On January 17, 1951, the Kekkonen II government was sworn in. In addition to ministers from the Landbund and the Social Democratic Party, there was also a politician from the National Progress Party and one from the Swedish People's Party.

New elections were held on July 2 and 3, 1951, and a new government was sworn in on September 20, 1951 (Kekkonen III cabinet).

minister

Office Surname Political party
Prime Minister Urho Kekkonen Landbund
Foreign minister Åke Gartz independent
Minister of State Johannes Virolainen Landbund
Minister of Justice Teuvo aura National Progressive Party
Interior minister Vieno Sukselainen Landbund
Defense Minister Emil Skog Social Democratic Party of Finland
Finance minister Onni Hiltunen Social Democratic Party of Finland
Deputy Finance minister Ralf Törngren Swedish People's Party
Minister of Education Lennart Heljas Landbund
Minister of Agriculture Martti rental tunes Landbund
Deputy Minister of Agriculture Matti Lepistö Landbund
Transport and Infrastructure Minister Onni Peltonen Social Democratic Party of Finland
Deputy Transport and Infrastructure Minister Kauno Kleemola
Rafael Paasio 		Land Federation of the
Social Democratic Party of Finland
Trade and Industry Minister Penna Tervo Social Democratic Party of Finland
Minister of Social Affairs Vihtori Vesterinen Landbund
Deputy Minister of Social Affairs Emil Huunonen
Rafael Paasio		 Social Democratic Party of Finland
Social Democratic Party of Finland

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