Tanner Cabinet

Väinö Tanner's cabinet was the 14th government of Finland, which existed from 13 December 1926 to 17 December 1927.[1] It was a minority government led by Social Democratic Prime Minister Väinö Tanner. The cabinet's Deputy Minister of Social affairs, Miina Sillanpää, was the first female minister in Finnish history.

Tanner's Cabinet

14th Cabinet of Finland
Date formed13 December 1926
Date dissolved17 December 1927
People and organisations
Head of stateLauri Kristian Relander
Head of governmentVäinö Tanner
Member partySocial Democratic Party
History
PredecessorKallio II Cabinet
SuccessorSunila I Cabinet

Ministers
PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officeParty
Prime MinisterVäinö Tanner13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister for Foreign AffairsVäinö Voionmaa13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister of JusticeVäinö Hakkila13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister of DefenceKaarlo Heinonen13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister of the InteriorRieti Itkonen13 December 192612 April 1927 Social Democratic
Olavi Puro29 April 192717 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister of FinanceHannes Ryömä13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister of EducationJulius Ailio13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister of AgricultureMauno Pekkala13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister of Transport and Public WorksWäinö Wuolijoki13 December 192615 November 1927 Social Democratic
Johan Helo15 December 192717 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister of Trade and IndustryVäinö Hupli13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister of Social AffairsJohan Helo13 December 192615 November 1927 Social Democratic
Matti Paasivuori15 November 192717 December 1927 Social Democratic
Deputy Minister of Social AffairsMiina Sillanpää13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic
Minister without portfolioMatti Paasivuori13 December 192617 December 1927 Social Democratic

References
  1. "Governments and Ministers since 1917". Finnish Government. Retrieved 2018-01-14.
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