Väinö Tanner's cabinet

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Väinö Tanner's cabinet was the 14th government of Republic of Finland. Cabinet's time period was from December 13, 1926 to December 17, 1927. It was Minority government government.Cabinet's Deputy Minister of Agriculture Miina Sillanpää was the first women minister of Finland.

Portfolio		Took office	Left office	Party
Prime Minister	Väinö Tanner	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Väinö Voionmaa	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Justice	Väinö Hakkila	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Defence	Kaarlo Heinonen	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of the Interior	Rieti Itkonen	December 13, 1926	April 12, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of the Interior	Olavi Puro	29 April 1927	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Finance	Hannes Ryömä	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Education	Julius Ailio	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Agriculture	Mauno Pekkala	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Transport and Public Works	Wäinö Wuolijoki	December 13, 1926	November 15, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Transport and Public Works	Johan Helo	December 15, 1927	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Trade and Industry	Väinö Hupli	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Social Affairs	Johan Helo	December 13, 1926	November 15, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister of Social Affairs	Matti Paasivuori	December 15, 1927	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Deputy Minister of Social Affairs	Miina Sillanpää	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats
Minister without portfolio	Matti Paasivuori	December 13, 1926	December 17, 1927	Social Democrats

Preceded by Kyösti Kallio's second cabinet	Cabinet of Finland December 13, 1926–December 17, 1927	Succeeded by Juho Sunila's first cabinet

v t e 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

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