Minister of the Interior (Finland)

Minister of the Interior (Finland)

List of Ministers of the Interior

Period of Office Minister of the Interior
1917-1918 Arthur Castrén
1918-1919 Antti Tulenheimo
1919 Carl Voss-Schrader
1919-1920 Heikki Ritavuori
1920-1921 Albert von Hellens
1921-1922 Heikki Ritavuori
1922 Heimo Helminen
1922 Yrjö Eskelä
1922-1924 Vilkku Joukahainen
1924 Yrjö Eskelä
1924-1925 Gunnar Sahlstein
1925 Matti Aura
1925-1926 Gustaf Ignatius
1926-1927 Rieti Itkonen
1927 Olavi Puro
1927-1928 Matti Aura
1928-1929 Toivo Mikael Kivimäki
1929-1930 Arvo Linturi
1930-1931 Erkki Kuokkanen
1931-1932 Ernst von Born
1932-1937 Yrjö Puhakka
1937-1939 Urho Kekkonen
1939-1941 Ernst von Born
1941-1943 Toivo Horelli
1943-1944 Leo Ehrnrooth
1944-1945 Kaarlo Hillilä
1945-1948 Yrjö Leino
1948 Eino Kilpi
1948-1950 Aarre Simonen
1950-1951 Urho Kekkonen
1951-1953 Vieno Johannes Sukselainen
1953-1954 Heikki Kannisto
1954-1955 Väinö Leskinen
1955-1956 Valto Käkelä
1956-1957 Vilho Väyrynen
1957 Harras Kyttä
1957 Teuvo Aura
1957-1958 Urho Kiukas
1958 Harras Kyttä
1958-1959 Atte Pakkanen
1959-1960 Eino Palovesi
1960-1962 Eemil Luukka
1962-1963 Eeli Erkkilä
1963 Niilo Ryhtä
1963-1964 Arno Hannus
1964-1966 Niilo Ryhtä
1966-1967 Martti Viitanen
1967-1970 Antero Väyrynen
1970 Teemu Hiltunen
1970-1971 Artturi Jämsén
1971 Eino Uusitalo
1971-1972 Heikki Tuominen
1972 Martti Viitanen
1972-1975 Heikki Tuominen
1975 Heikki Koski
1975-1976 Paavo Tiilikainen
1976-1982 Eino Uusitalo
1982-1983 Matti Ahde
1983-1984 Matti Luttinen
1984-1987 Kaisa Raatikainen
1987-1991 Jarmo Rantanen
1991-1995 Mauri Pekkarinen
1995-1999 Jan-Erik Enestam
1999-2000 Kari Häkämies
2000-2003 Ville Itälä
2003-2007 Kari Rajamäki
2007-2011 Anne Holmlund
2011-present Päivi Räsänen[1]

References

  1. ^ "Kristillisten Päivi Räsänen ottaa vastuun maahanmuuttoasioista" (in Finnish). Helsingin Sanomat. 2011-06-18. http://www.hs.fi/politiikka/artikkeli/Kristillisten+P%C3%A4ivi+R%C3%A4s%C3%A4nen+ottaa+vastuun+maahanmuuttoasioista/1135267000195. Retrieved 2011-06-18. 

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