Ingman I Cabinet

Lauri Ingman's first cabinet was the third cabinet of independent Finland and the first to be called council of state (valtioneuvosto) instead of senate (senaatti).

The cabinet's time period lasted from November 27, 1918 to April 17, 1919, following the surrender of Germany and the consequent republican transformation of the Finnish form of state.

Ministers


Portfolio		Took office	Left office	Party
Prime Minister	Lauri Ingman	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	National Coalition
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Carl Enckell	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	Independent
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs	Leo Ehrnrooth	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	Swedish People's
Minister of Justice	Karl Söderholm	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	Swedish People's
Minister of War	Rudolf Walden	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	Independent
Minister of the Interior	Antti Tulenheimo	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	National Coalition
Minister of Finance	Kaarlo Castrén	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	National Progressive
Deputy Minister of Finance	Juho Vennola	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	National Progressive
Minister of Church and Education	Mikael Soininen	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	Young Finnish
Minister of Agriculture	Uuno Brander	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	Agrarian
Minister of Transport and Public Works	Bernhard Wuolle	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	National Coalition
Minister of Trade and Industry	Julius Stjernvall	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	Swedish People's
Minister of Social Affairs	Eero Erkko	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	National Progressive
Minister of Provisions	Mikko Collan	November 27, 1918	April 17, 1919	National Progressive

Preceded by Cabinet created Previous government: Paasikivi's senate	Cabinet of Finland November 27, 1918–April 17, 1919	Succeeded by K. Castrén

Cabinets of Finland

	Ingman I Kaarlo Castrén Vennola I Erich Vennola II Cajander I Kallio I Cajander II Ingman II Tulenheimo Kallio II Tanner Sunila I Mantere Kallio III Svinhufvud II Sunila II Kivimäki Kallio IV Cajander III Ryti I Ryti II Rangell Linkomies Hackzell Urho Castrén Paasikivi II Paasikivi III Pekkala Fagerholm I Kekkonen I Kekkonen II Kekkonen III Kekkonen IV Tuomioja Törngren Kekkonen V Fagerholm II Sukselainen I von Fieandt Kuuskoski Fagerholm III Sukselainen II Miettunen I Karjalainen I Lehto Virolainen Paasio I Koivisto I Aura I Karjalainen II Aura II Paasio II Sorsa I Liinamaa Miettunen II Miettunen III Sorsa II Koivisto II Sorsa III Sorsa IV Holkeri Aho Lipponen I Lipponen II Jäätteenmäki Vanhanen I Vanhanen II Kiviniemi Katainen Stubb Sipilä

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