Urho Castrén Cabinet

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Urho Castrén's cabinet was the 28th government of

, in office from October 21, 1944, to November 17, 1944. It was a majority government.

Ministers

Portfolio	Minister	Took office	Left office	Party		Ref
Prime Minister	Urho Castrén	October 21, 1944	November 17, 1944		National Coalition	[1]
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Independent	[1]
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs	Independent	[1]
Minister of Justice	Ernst von Born	October 21, 1944	November 17, 1944		RKP	[1]
Minister of Interior	Agrarian	[1]
Deputy Minister of Interior	Agrarian	[1]
Minister of Defence	Independent	[1]
Minister of Finance	Onni Hiltunen	October 21, 1944	November 17, 1944		SDP	[1]
Minister of Education	Kalle Kauppi	October 21, 1944	November 17, 1944		National Progressive	[1]
Minister of Agriculture	Agrarian	[1]
Minister of Transport and Public Works	Väinö Salovaara	October 21, 1944	November 17, 1944		SDP	[1]
Deputy Minister of Transport and Public Works	Eero Wuori	October 21, 1944	November 17, 1944		SDP	[1]
Minister of Trade and Industry	Uuno Takki	October 21, 1944	November 17, 1944		SDP	[1]
Minister of Social Affairs	Karl-August Fagerholm	October 21, 1944	November 17, 1944		SDP	[1]
Minister of People's Service	Agrarian	[1]
Deputy Minister of People's Service	Jalo Aura	October 21, 1944	November 17, 1944		SDP	[1]

References

Preceded by Hackzell

Cabinet of Finland October 21, 1944–November 17, 1944

Succeeded by Paasikivi II