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Kekkonen's Fourth Cabinet
36th Cabinet of Finland
Date formed
9 August 1953
Date dissolved
17 November 1953
People and organisations
President
Juho Kusti Paasikivi
Prime Minister
Urho Kekkonen
Member parties
Agrarian League Swedish People's Party
Status in legislature
Minority
65 / 200 (33%)
Opposition parties
Social Democratic Party
Finnish People's Democratic League
National Coalition Party
People's Party
Åland Coalition
History
Predecessor
Kekkonen III Cabinet
Successor
Tuomioja Cabinet
Kekkonen's fourth cabinet was the 36th government of Finland, and it lasted from 9 August 1953 to 17 November 1953. It was a majority government headed by Urho Kekkonen.[1]
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