Toivo Kivimäki's cabinet was the 20th government of the Republic of Finland. Cabinet's time period was from December 14, 1932 to October 10, 1936. It was Minority government. Many of the neutral ministers were members of the National Coalition Party without formal support of the party. Cabinet fell in 1936 by the interpellation of the opposition after its bill to reinstate the capital punishment had failed to pass. Kivimäki's cabinet was the longest government in Finland until 1987 Kalevi Sorsa's fourth cabinet.

PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officePartyRef
Prime MinisterDecember 14, 1932October 10, 1936 National Progressive[1]
Minister for Foreign AffairsDecember 14, 1932October 10, 1936 Independent[1]
Deputy Minister for Foreign AffairsDecember 14, 1932October 10, 1936 RKP[1]
Minister of Justice
Hugo Malmberg
December 14, 1932February 27, 1933 RKP[1]
Eric J. Serlachius
February 27, 1933February 28, 1936 RKP[1]
March 6, 1936October 7, 1936 National Progressive[1]
Minister of DefenceDecember 14, 1932October 10, 1936 Independent[1]
Minister of the InteriorDecember 14, 1932October 10, 1936 Independent[1]
Minister of Finance
Hugo Relander
March 21, 1931December 14, 1932 Independent[1]
Deputy Minister of FinanceDecember 14, 1932April 21, 1933 RKP[1]
April 21, 1933February 28, 1936 RKP[1]
March 6, 1936October 7, 1936 Agrarian[1]
Minister of EducationMarch 21, 1931December 14, 1932 National Progressive[1]
Minister of AgricultureDecember 14, 1932October 25, 1936 Agrarian[1]
September 25, 1936October 7, 1936 National Progressive[1]
Deputy Minister of AgricultureMarch 21, 1931December 14, 1932 Agrarian[1]
Minister of Transport and Public WorksDecember 14, 1932September 25, 1936 National Progressive[1]
Erik Koskenmaa
September 25, 1936August 7, 1936 Independent[1]
Deputy Minister of Transport and Public Works
Erik Koskenmaa
December 14, 1932October 10, 1936 Independent[1]
Minister of Trade and Industry
Ilmari Killinen
December 30, 1932March 6, 1936 National Progressive[1]
Väinö Arola
March 6, 1936October 7, 1936 Agrarian[1]
Minister of Social Affairs
Eemil Hynninen
December 14, 1932December 31, 1935 Agrarian[1]
December 31, 1935October 7, 1936 National Progressive[1]

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