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Mikko Luopajärvi (15
November 1871 – 5
January 1920) was a
Finnish farmer and politician, born in Jalasjärvi. He was a
member of the
Parliament of Finland...
- Alavalli, Hirvijärvi, Ilvesjoki, Jalasjärvi, Jokipii, Keskikylä, Koskue,
Luopajärvi, Sikakylä,
Taivalmaa and Ylivalli. The Devil's Nest, the
deepest ground...
- Väinö
Tanner and
Paasikivi during the
Winter War and the year 1940.
Mikko Luopajärvi (Agrarian Union) 17.4.1919 – 15.8.1919 (Kaarlo
Castren Cabinet), 15.8...
- 30, 1921
Kalle Lumio replaced Väinö
Vankkoja on
October 17, 1919
Mikko Luopajärvi died on
January 5, 1920 Edla
Lyytinen died on May 21, 1919
Jalmari Malmi...
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Office Cabinet (Cabinets)
Number of
Ministerial days (Total)
Party Mikko Luopajärvi 17 Apr 1919–15 Aug 1919 15 Aug 1919–5 Jan 1920 K. Castrén
Vennola I 264...
- Kiviniemi, Jalasjärvi, but from a
different village. Ossi
Sandvik is from
Luopajärvi.
Sandvik was
elected as one of the five
Finns Party members of the muni****l...
- Korpoström,
Korpo Hembygdsmuseum Post
Kotka Post
Liminka Post
Loviisa Smock Luopajarvi Post Oulu
Turkansaari Open Air
Museum 64°56′51″N 25°42′25″E / 64.94750°N...
- (1919–1922)
Jaakko Loukko (1918–1924) (defected from
Finnish Party group)
Mikko Luopajärvi (1914–1920)
Tilda Löthman-Koponen
Albin Manner (1917–1927, 1929–1933)...
- elected:
Samuli Häkkinen (SDP);
Aleksanteri Koivisto (SP-NP-KP);
Mikko Luopajärvi (ML);
Santeri Mäkelä (SDP);
Kaarle Mänty (SDP);
Emanuel Pohjaväre (SDP);...
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Collan April 17, 1919
September 15, 1919
National Progressive Minister without portfolio Mikko Luopajärvi April 17, 1919
September 15, 1919 Agrarian...
