Paavo Johannes (Juho) Hynninen[1] (31 May 1883 Joroinen – 18 May 1960 Helsinki[2] ) was a Finnish Minister and Ambassador. He was a Master of Philosophy.[3]
Hynninen was born into a farmer family. He graduated from Kuopio, but left, and remained after university studies in Helsinki. He was initially a professor of economics and commerce at the School of Commerce at the Helsinki School of Commerce in 1909–1915, and at the same time as a professor of agricultural sciences in Helsinki from 1910 to 1911.
He was the chairman of the Student Union in 1913 and Curator of the Savoy Society 1913–1916. Teacher's career remained when Hynninen became Editor-in-Chief of Uusi Suometar newspaper for the years 1915–1917.[1]
During the World War I, Hynninen also acted in an Independence Movement when he was a member of the Active Committee to represent the Old Finns. Eino Suolahti later replaced him from Active Committee's membership.[4] He was then appointed Managing Director of Luotto-Pankki Oy for the years 1917–1922. In addition, he was President of the Finnish Literary Society Kirjapaino Oy in 1916–1918.
In 1922, Hynninen moved to the Foreign Service established after the independence of Finland and initially served for four years as Head of the Consulate General of St Petersburg. Thereafter, he served as Consul General in The Hague for two years and after 1928 as Envoy to Riga. After that, he served as Envoy in Tallinn between 1933 and 1940. In October 1942, Hynninen became Consul General in Gothenburg, and from then on he was appointed Permanent Secretary (1943–1946),[1] when Aaro Pakaslahti became an Envoy to Vichy France. After the war, Hynninen's career continued under new political conditions. He served as Ambassador to Denmark in Copenhagen since 1946 until his retirement, until 1953.[1]
paavo, hynninen, paavo, johannes, juho, hynninen, 1883, joroinen, 1960, helsinki, finnish, minister, ambassador, master, philosophy, minister, foreign, affairsin, office, november, 1957, august, 1958prime, ministerrainer, fieandt, reino, kuuskoskipreceded, byj. Paavo Johannes Juho Hynninen 1 31 May 1883 Joroinen 18 May 1960 Helsinki 2 was a Finnish Minister and Ambassador He was a Master of Philosophy 3 Paavo HynninenMinister of Foreign AffairsIn office 29 November 1957 29 August 1958Prime MinisterRainer von Fieandt Reino KuuskoskiPreceded byJohannes VirolainenSucceeded byJohannes VirolainenPersonal detailsBornPaavo Johannes Hynninen 1883 05 31 31 May 1883Joroinen Grand Duchy of FinlandDied18 May 1960 1960 05 18 aged 76 Helsinki FinlandPolitical partyIndependentOccupationDiplomat Hynninen was born into a farmer family He graduated from Kuopio but left and remained after university studies in Helsinki He was initially a professor of economics and commerce at the School of Commerce at the Helsinki School of Commerce in 1909 1915 and at the same time as a professor of agricultural sciences in Helsinki from 1910 to 1911 He was the chairman of the Student Union in 1913 and Curator of the Savoy Society 1913 1916 Teacher s career remained when Hynninen became Editor in Chief of Uusi Suometar newspaper for the years 1915 1917 1 During the World War I Hynninen also acted in an Independence Movement when he was a member of the Active Committee to represent the Old Finns Eino Suolahti later replaced him from Active Committee s membership 4 He was then appointed Managing Director of Luotto Pankki Oy for the years 1917 1922 In addition he was President of the Finnish Literary Society Kirjapaino Oy in 1916 1918 In 1922 Hynninen moved to the Foreign Service established after the independence of Finland and initially served for four years as Head of the Consulate General of St Petersburg Thereafter he served as Consul General in The Hague for two years and after 1928 as Envoy to Riga After that he served as Envoy in Tallinn between 1933 and 1940 In October 1942 Hynninen became Consul General in Gothenburg and from then on he was appointed Permanent Secretary 1943 1946 1 when Aaro Pakaslahti became an Envoy to Vichy France After the war Hynninen s career continued under new political conditions He served as Ambassador to Denmark in Copenhagen since 1946 until his retirement until 1953 1 Even at his retirement days Hynninen served as Minister of Foreign Affairs at the Von Fieandt and Kuuskoski governments in 1957 1958 5 References edit a b c d Facta2001 WSOY 1981 6 osa palsta 274 Ministerikortisto Valtioneuvosto Finnish Government Archived from the original on 2011 07 22 Retrieved 2011 04 01 WSOY Iso Tietosanakirja 3 osa s 319 WSOY 1995 J O Hannula Suomen Vapaussodan historia s 23 WSOY 1933 Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland Ministers of Foreign Affairs Valtioneuvosto fi Archived from the original on 16 July 2011 Retrieved 30 January 2018 Political offices Preceded byJohannes Virolainen Foreign Minister of Finland1957 1958 Succeeded byJohannes Virolainen nbsp This article about a Finnish politician is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Paavo Hynninen amp oldid 1222114872, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
