Finlands government
Finlands government
Hi,
I`m new to this board, just want to say it looks promising. Is there a site, or has someone got detailed information about Finlands governments from 1936 to 1946? I`m interested in all ministers with names and dates of their careers..
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I`m new to this board, just want to say it looks promising. Is there a site, or has someone got detailed information about Finlands governments from 1936 to 1946? I`m interested in all ministers with names and dates of their careers..
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Some links
http//www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/ww2.htm
http://www.pp.clinet.fi/~pkro01/histori ... y.html#fin
[url]htpp://www.government.fi[/url]
http//www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/ww2.htm
http://www.pp.clinet.fi/~pkro01/histori ... y.html#fin
[url]htpp://www.government.fi[/url]
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Hmm...None of your links works..at least not for meJuha Hujanen wrote:Some links
http//www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/ww2.htm
http://www.pp.clinet.fi/~pkro01/histori ... y.html#fin
[url]htpp://www.government.fi[/url]
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Finnish Government Ministers
Here's some that got caught up in wartime politics:
Ehrnrouth, Leo – Finnish Interior Minister {impending trial on collaboration charges announced 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish government (NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); subsequent disposition unknown.}
Horelli, Toivo – Finnish Interior Minister {impending trial on collaboration charges announced 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish government (NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); subsequent disposition unknown.}
Kotilainen, Vainoe -- Finnish Supply Minister {demand for arrest as a war criminal by Soviet authorities reported 26 Oct 1944 (NYT 27 Oct 1944:6:3); subsequent fate unknown.}
Kukkonen, Antti -- Finnish Interior Minister {indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; NYT 21 Dec 1945:11:2; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e); release ordered by the Finnish war guilt tribunal 17 Nov 1945 (NYT 18 Nov 1945:30:6; LT 19 Nov 1945:3c); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f).}
Linkomies, Prof. Edwin -- Finnish Premier {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 20 Oct 1945:5:4; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; LT 22 Dec 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 5 1/2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f); released on parole 21 Nov 1948 (LT 22 Nov 1948:4a); pardoned 22 May 1949 by Finnish President Juho Paasikivi (NYT 23 May 1949:9:2).}
Moeller, Dr. Carl Gustav – Finnish Undersecretary of Justice {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); subsequent disposition unknown.}
Ramsay, Karl Henrik (Sir Henry Ramsay) (?-1951) -- Finnish Foreign Minister {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e; LT 22 Dec 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 5 1/2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f); died of a heart attack at Visby c. 26 Jul 1951 (LT 27 Jul 1951:5c).}
Rangell, Johan Wilhelm "Jukha" -- Finnish Premier {indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 20 Oct 1945:5:4; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e; LT 22 Dec 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 2 1/2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f). In a conversation between Reichsfuehrer SS-Heinrich Himmler and Johann Wilhelm Rangell, the Prime Minister of Finland in Jun 1942, Himmler raised the subject of Finnish Jews. According to Rangell: "Himmler asked: 'How is the situation with the Jews in Finland?' I said to him that in Finland there are roughly a couple of thousand Jews, decent families and individuals whose sons are fighting in our army like the rest of the Finns and who are respected citizens as all the rest. I concluded my statement with the words, 'Wir haben keine Judenfrage' (We have no Jewish question), and I said it with such a clarity that the discussion of the matter ended then and there. The Jewish question was not discussed with Himmler at any other time." (Holo Ency 494).}
Reinikka, Tyko -- Finnish Finance Minister {indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; NYT 21 Dec 1945:11:2; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e); release ordered by the Finnish war guilt tribunal 17 Nov 1945 (NYT 18 Nov 1945:30:6; LT 19 Nov 1945:3c); rearrest ordered 21 Dec 1945 (LT 22 Dec 1945:3e); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f).}
Ryti, Risto (1889-1956) -- Finnish lawyer; supporter of Finnish Progressive Party; member of Finnish Parliament 1919 - 1924 and 1927-1929; Finnish Minister 1921-1922 and 1922-1924; Chairman of the Administrative Board, Bank of Finland 1923-1940 and 1944-1945; Finnish Prime Minister 1 Dec 1939-19 Dec 1940; President of the Finnish Republic 19 Dec 1940-1944 {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on "war guilt" charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 20 Oct 1945:5:4; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; NYT 13 Dec 1945:13:6; NYT 21 Dec 1945:11:2; LT 14 Nov 1945:4d; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e; LT 17 Nov 1945:3c; LT 12 Dec 1945:3e; LT 13 Dec 1945:3e; LT 22 Dec 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); convicted. and sentenced 21 Feb 1946 to 10 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4); reported ill in Helsinki prison with gastric ulcer 4 Nov 1948 (NYT 5 Nov 1948:12:5); pardoned for failing health 19 May 1949 by Finnish President Juho Paasikivi (NYT 20 May 1949:6:3; LT 20 May 1949:4d); Honorary Doctorate at Helsinki University 1956; died 1956 (ABR-Finland).}
Tanner, Vaino -- Finnish Foreign Minister {indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 20 Oct 1945:5:4; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 27 Nov 1945:12:1; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; NYT 11 Dec 1945:10:7; NYT 18 Dec 1945:8:4; NYT 21 Dec 1945:11:2; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); release ordered by the Finnish war guilt tribunal 17 Nov 1945 (NYT 18 Nov 1945:30:6; LT 19 Nov 1945:3c); rearrest orderered 21 Dec 1945 (LT 22 Dec 1945:3e); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 5 1/2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f); released on parole 21 Nov 1948 (LT 22 Nov 1948:4a); pardoned 22 May 1949 by Finnish President Juho Paasikivi (NYT 23 May 1949:9:2).}
Walden, Krysto (Karl) R. (1878-1946) [Finnish General] -- Finnish Minister of War 1918-1919; Member of Finnish Defence Council 1939-1944; Finnish Minister of War 1941 {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); subsequent disposition unknown; died 1946 (Steen Ammentorp).}
Ehrnrouth, Leo – Finnish Interior Minister {impending trial on collaboration charges announced 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish government (NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); subsequent disposition unknown.}
Horelli, Toivo – Finnish Interior Minister {impending trial on collaboration charges announced 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish government (NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); subsequent disposition unknown.}
Kotilainen, Vainoe -- Finnish Supply Minister {demand for arrest as a war criminal by Soviet authorities reported 26 Oct 1944 (NYT 27 Oct 1944:6:3); subsequent fate unknown.}
Kukkonen, Antti -- Finnish Interior Minister {indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; NYT 21 Dec 1945:11:2; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e); release ordered by the Finnish war guilt tribunal 17 Nov 1945 (NYT 18 Nov 1945:30:6; LT 19 Nov 1945:3c); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f).}
Linkomies, Prof. Edwin -- Finnish Premier {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 20 Oct 1945:5:4; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; LT 22 Dec 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 5 1/2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f); released on parole 21 Nov 1948 (LT 22 Nov 1948:4a); pardoned 22 May 1949 by Finnish President Juho Paasikivi (NYT 23 May 1949:9:2).}
Moeller, Dr. Carl Gustav – Finnish Undersecretary of Justice {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); subsequent disposition unknown.}
Ramsay, Karl Henrik (Sir Henry Ramsay) (?-1951) -- Finnish Foreign Minister {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e; LT 22 Dec 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 5 1/2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f); died of a heart attack at Visby c. 26 Jul 1951 (LT 27 Jul 1951:5c).}
Rangell, Johan Wilhelm "Jukha" -- Finnish Premier {indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 20 Oct 1945:5:4; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e; LT 22 Dec 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 2 1/2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f). In a conversation between Reichsfuehrer SS-Heinrich Himmler and Johann Wilhelm Rangell, the Prime Minister of Finland in Jun 1942, Himmler raised the subject of Finnish Jews. According to Rangell: "Himmler asked: 'How is the situation with the Jews in Finland?' I said to him that in Finland there are roughly a couple of thousand Jews, decent families and individuals whose sons are fighting in our army like the rest of the Finns and who are respected citizens as all the rest. I concluded my statement with the words, 'Wir haben keine Judenfrage' (We have no Jewish question), and I said it with such a clarity that the discussion of the matter ended then and there. The Jewish question was not discussed with Himmler at any other time." (Holo Ency 494).}
Reinikka, Tyko -- Finnish Finance Minister {indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; NYT 21 Dec 1945:11:2; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e); release ordered by the Finnish war guilt tribunal 17 Nov 1945 (NYT 18 Nov 1945:30:6; LT 19 Nov 1945:3c); rearrest ordered 21 Dec 1945 (LT 22 Dec 1945:3e); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f).}
Ryti, Risto (1889-1956) -- Finnish lawyer; supporter of Finnish Progressive Party; member of Finnish Parliament 1919 - 1924 and 1927-1929; Finnish Minister 1921-1922 and 1922-1924; Chairman of the Administrative Board, Bank of Finland 1923-1940 and 1944-1945; Finnish Prime Minister 1 Dec 1939-19 Dec 1940; President of the Finnish Republic 19 Dec 1940-1944 {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on "war guilt" charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 20 Oct 1945:5:4; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; NYT 13 Dec 1945:13:6; NYT 21 Dec 1945:11:2; LT 14 Nov 1945:4d; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e; LT 17 Nov 1945:3c; LT 12 Dec 1945:3e; LT 13 Dec 1945:3e; LT 22 Dec 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); convicted. and sentenced 21 Feb 1946 to 10 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4); reported ill in Helsinki prison with gastric ulcer 4 Nov 1948 (NYT 5 Nov 1948:12:5); pardoned for failing health 19 May 1949 by Finnish President Juho Paasikivi (NYT 20 May 1949:6:3; LT 20 May 1949:4d); Honorary Doctorate at Helsinki University 1956; died 1956 (ABR-Finland).}
Tanner, Vaino -- Finnish Foreign Minister {indicted 12 Sept 1945 and arrested 6 Nov 1945 by Finnish police on war guilt charges (LT 7 Nov 1945:3d; NYT 20 Oct 1945:5:4; NYT 7 Nov 1945:15:2); put on trial for "war guilt" 15 Nov 1945 by a Finnish court at Helsinki (NYT 16 Nov 1945:9:3; NYT 16 Nov 1945:6:3; NYT 27 Nov 1945:12:1; NYT 10 Dec 1945:5:5; NYT 11 Dec 1945:10:7; NYT 18 Dec 1945:8:4; NYT 21 Dec 1945:11:2; LT 16 Nov 1945:3e; LT 21 Feb 1946:3d); release ordered by the Finnish war guilt tribunal 17 Nov 1945 (NYT 18 Nov 1945:30:6; LT 19 Nov 1945:3c); rearrest orderered 21 Dec 1945 (LT 22 Dec 1945:3e); convicted 21 Feb 1946 and sentenced to 5 1/2 years imprisonment (NYT 22 Feb 1946:12:4; LT 22 Feb 1946:4f); released on parole 21 Nov 1948 (LT 22 Nov 1948:4a); pardoned 22 May 1949 by Finnish President Juho Paasikivi (NYT 23 May 1949:9:2).}
Walden, Krysto (Karl) R. (1878-1946) [Finnish General] -- Finnish Minister of War 1918-1919; Member of Finnish Defence Council 1939-1944; Finnish Minister of War 1941 {impending collaboration trial announced by Finnish authorities 22 Jul 1945 (NYT 23 Jul 1945:8:4); subsequent disposition unknown; died 1946 (Steen Ammentorp).}
Re: Finnish Government Ministers
Just a few corrections (spelling mistakes, mainly "oe"s instead of "ö"s, I would use "o" and "a" if there is no "ö" or "ä"):
Ehrnrooth, Leo
Kotilainen, Vainö
Möller, Dr. Carl Gustav
Rangell, Johan Wilhelm "Jukka"
Tanner, Vainö
Ehrnrooth, Leo
Kotilainen, Vainö
Möller, Dr. Carl Gustav
Rangell, Johan Wilhelm "Jukka"
Tanner, Vainö