Oskari Mantere's cabinet

Oskari Mantere's cabinet

Oskari Mantere's cabinet was the 16th government of Republic of Finland. Cabinet's time period was from December 22, 1928 to August 16, 1929. It was Minority government government.

Assembly
Minister Period of office Party
Prime Minister
Oskari Mantere		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 National Progressive Party
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Hjalmar Procopé		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 neutral
Minister of Justice
Anton Kotonen
Oiva Huttunen		 December 22, 1928–February 18, 1929
February 18, 1929–September 16, 1929		 neutral
Minister of Defence
Aimo Kaarlo Cajander		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 Agrarian League
Minister of the Interior
Toivo Kivimäki		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 National Progressive Party
Minister of Finance
Hugo Relander		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 neutral
Minister of Education
Lauri Ingman		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 neutral
Minister of Agriculture
Eemil Linna		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 National Progressive Party
Deputy Minister of Agriculture
Uuno Blander		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 National Progressive Party
Minister of Transport and Public Works
Jalmar Castrén		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 neutral
Minister of Trade and Industry
Kyösti Järvinen		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 neutral
Minister of Social Affairs
Niilo A. Mannio		 December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929 National Progressive Party


Preceded by
Juho Sunila's first cabinet		 Cabinet of Finland
December 22, 1928–August 16, 1929		 Succeeded by
Kyösti Kallio's third cabinet
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