Antti Tulenheimo

Antti Agathon Tulenheimo ( born December 4, 1879 in Kangasala, † September 3, 1952 in Helsinki) was a Finnish legal scholar, politician and Prime Minister.

Study and academic career

Tulenheimo graduated in law and was followed from 1911 to 1918 worked as a lecturer at the University of Helsinki. 1919 he was appointed professor of criminal law at the University of Helsinki. From 1926 to 1930 he was rector, and finally from 1944 until his death Chancellor of the University of Helsinki.

For his 60th birthday, the University of Helsinki was 1939 Festschrift out.

Political career

MP and Minister

Tulenheimo began his political career in 1914 with the election of the Members of the Finnish Parliament. After the independence of Finland in 1917, he was also a member of the Finnish Parliament and represented there from 1922 to 1923 and from 1930 to 1932, the interests of the conservative National Coalition Party ( KOK ).

From March to September 1917 he was justice senator in the Senate Cabinet by Oskari Tokoi. After independence he was from May 1918 to August 1919 Governor of the province of Häme and between November 1918 and April 1919 Minister of the Interior in the cabinet of Lauri Ingman.

Party Chairman and Prime Minister

1921-1924 Tulenheimo was first chairman of the National Coalition Party. On March 31, 1925, he was the successor of Ingman Prime Minister of a coalition government of the National Coalition Party and the Agrarian League (ML ). After the end of his term on December 31, 1925, he retired from politics.

Local politicians

Tulenheimo belonged from 1915 to 1930 the Helsinki City Council, and was its chairman from 1926 to 1930. Most recently, he was from 1931 to 1944 Mayor of Helsinki.

Biographical sources and background information

  • Biographical Notes on the homepage of the Finnish Government
  • List of ministers of the Cabinet in 1925
  • Biography on the website of the University of Helsinki
  • To The Citizens of Finland. Article in ' Helsingin Sanomat ' from May 14, 1918
  • Finnish history in stamps: Between the Wars (1919-1939)

Pehr E. Svinhufvud | Juho K. PAASIKIVI | Lauri Ingman | Kaarlo Castrén | Juho Vennola | Rafael Erich | Juho Vennola | Aimo K. Cajander | Kyösti Kallio | Aimo K. Cajander | Lauri Ingman | Antti Tulenheimo | Kyösti Kallio | Väinö Tanner | Juho Sunila | Oskari Mantere | Kyösti Kallio | Pehr E. Svinhufvud | Juho Sunila | Toivo Kivimäki | Kyösti Kallio | Aimo K. Cajander | Risto Ryti | Jukka Rangell | Edwin Linkomies | Antti Hackzell | Urho Castrén | Juho K. PAASIKIVI | Mauno Pekkala | Karl- August Fagerholm | Urho Kekkonen | Sakari Tuomioja | Ralf Törngren | Urho Kekkonen | Karl- August Fagerholm | Vieno Sukselainen | Berndt of Fieandt | Reino Kuuskoski | Karl- August Fagerholm | Vieno Sukselainen | Martti Miettunen | Ahti Karjalainen | Reino R. Lehto | John Virolainen | Rafael Paasio | Mauno Koivisto | Teuvo Aura | Ahti Karjalainen | Teuvo Aura | Rafael Paasio | Kalevi Sorsa | Keijo Liinamaa | Martti Miettunen | Kalevi Sorsa | Mauno Koivisto | Kalevi Sorsa | Harri Holkeri | Esko Aho | Paavo Lipponen | Anneli Jäätteenmäki | Matti Vanhanen | Mari Kiviniemi | Jyrki Katainen

  • Prime Minister (Finland )
  • Minister of the Interior (Finland )
  • Reichstag (Finland )
  • Member of the National Coalition Party (Finland )
  • Mayor (Finland )
  • Legal scholars ( 20th century)
  • University teachers ( University of Helsinki)
  • Party official (Finland )
  • Finn
  • Born in 1879
  • Died in 1952
  • Man
  • Chancellor of a university
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