- in Finland's wish for peace.
Linkomies Cabinet "Ministerikortisto". Valtioneuvosto.[permanent dead link]
Edwin Linkomies in 375
humanists 11.02.2015,...
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Edwin Linkomies's cabinet was the 26th
government of
Republic of Finland. Cabinet's time
period was from
March 5, 1943 –
August 8, 1944. It was a Majority...
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Sinikka Linkomies-Pohjala (née
Linkomies,
later Karhuvaara; 1929,
Helsinki – 2000, Pori) was a
Finnish politician. She
graduated from the
University of...
- an
invalid until his
death in 1956). He also
pardoned Rangell, Tanner,
Linkomies, and Kivimäki, who were
still on parole. That day,
Paasikivi wrote in...
- the
Battle of
Stalingrad in
February 1943.
Finnish Prime Minister Edwin Linkomies formed a new
cabinet in
March 1943 with
peace as the top priority. Similarly...
- Kyösti
Haataja Paavo Virkkunen Juho
Kusti Paasikivi Pekka Pennanen Edwin Linkomies K. F.
Lehtonen Arvo
Salminen Jussi Saukkonen Juha
Rihtniemi Harri Holkeri...
- Kyösti
Haataja Paavo Virkkunen Juho
Kusti Paasikivi Pekka Pennanen Edwin Linkomies K. F.
Lehtonen Arvo
Salminen Jussi Saukkonen Juha
Rihtniemi Harri Holkeri...
- a
founding father of the
European Union (b. 1886)
September 9 –
Edwin Linkomies, 25th
Prime Minister of
Finland (b. 1894)
September 11
Claude Fuess, American...
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negotiations by the
chairman of the
National Coalition Party,
Professor Edwin Linkomies. He
started preparations aimed at
achieving peace with the
Soviet Union...
- (1937-1939) Ryti I (1939-1940) Ryti II (1940-1941)
Rangell (1941-1943)
Linkomies (1943-1944)
Hackzell (1944) Urho Castrén (1944)
Paasikivi II (1944-1945)...
