- Juho
Niukkanen (27 July 1888 in
Kirvu – 17 May 1954 in Helsinki) was a
Finnish politician prior to, during, and
after the
Winter War. He was a member...
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Hippokrates (Helsinki) (in
Finnish and English). 11: 38–46. PMID 11640321.
Niukkanen, Marianna; Heikkinen, Markku. "Vuoden 1808 suurpalo".
Kurkistuksia Helsingin...
- 1937 – 1
December 1939
Prime Minister Aimo
Cajander Preceded by Juho
Niukkanen Succeeded by
Mauno Pekkala Minister of
Trade and
Industry In
office 3...
- Finnish). Helsinki:
Finnish Literature Society. ISBN 978-952-222-675-4.
Niukkanen, Marianna; Heikkinen, Markku. "Vuoden 1808 suurpalo".
Kurkistuksia Helsingin...
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Finance Minister Väinö
Tanner (Social Democrat) and
Defence Minister Juho
Niukkanen (Agrarian).
Finland had
clearly recovered from the
Great Depression since...
- Valtapeliä
elokuussa 1940,
directed by Veli-Matti Saikkonen.
Kallio and Juho
Niukkanen in 1920s.
Kallio speaking on the
radio in 1930s.
Kallio in his office...
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commander Max Jakobson,
Finnish diplomat Gustaf Komppa,
Finnish chemist Juho
Niukkanen,
Finnish politician Karl
Lennart Oesch,
Finnish military commander Larin...
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Viipuri – 1954), a
Finnish bootlegger,
footballer and
adventurer Juho
Niukkanen (1888 in
Kirvu – 1954),
Finnish minister Karl
Lennart Oesch (1892 in Pyhäjärvi...
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petition on his
behalf was sent to the
Finnish defense minister Juho
Niukkanen,
which included the
signatures of
sixty British MPs and
notables such...
- of
Defence (Finland) 1918–1919 Succeeded by Karl Emil Berg Preceded by Juho
Niukkanen Minister of
Defence (Finland) 1940–1944 Succeeded by Väinö Valve...
