Tuomioja cabinet

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Cabinet members Jutila, Junnila, Tuomioja, Junttila, Aura and Hetemäki (from left)

The Tuomioja cabinet was the 37th government cabinet in the history of Finland . It was in office from November 17, 1953 to May 5, 1954 (170 days).

The Tuomioja cabinet succeeded the Kekkonen IV cabinet of Urho Kekkonen, who most recently led a government from the Landbund and the Swedish People's Party with no majority. Kekkonen had already submitted his resignation to President Juho Kusti Paasikivi in ​​June 1953. After he again led the minority government with the Swedish People's Party from July onwards, Paasikivi appointed Tuomioja as transitional prime minister in November until new elections would take place in March .

In addition to Tuomioja from the Liberal Association - a party that was not represented in parliament - and non-party members, the cabinet also included members of the Conservative Party, the Swedish People's Party and the People's Party of Finland.

minister

Office Surname Political party
Prime Minister Sakari Tuomioja Liberal Alliance
Foreign minister Ralf Törngren Swedish People's Party
Deputy Foreign minister Teuvo aura independent
Minister of Justice Reino Kuuskoski independent
Interior minister Heikki Kannisto People's Party of Finland
Defense Minister Päiviö Hetemäki National rally party
Finance minister Tuure Junnila National rally party
Deputy Finance minister Esa Kaitila People's Party of Finland
Minister of Education Arvo salt mines National rally party
Minister of Agriculture Kalle Jutila independent
Deputy Minister of Agriculture November 17, 1953 - December 4, 1953
Henrik Kullberg
December 18, 1953 - May 5, 1954
Nils Westermarck
Swedish People's Party Swedish People's Party
Transport and Infrastructure Minister Erik Serlachius independent
Deputy Transport and Infrastructure Minister Aulis Junttila independent
Trade and Industry Minister Teuvo aura independent
Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Toivo Wiherheimo National rally party
Minister of Social Affairs Esa Kaitila People's Party of Finland
Deputy Minister of Social Affairs Päiviö Hetemäki
Irma Karvikko 		National Assembly
Party People's Party of Finland

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