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- Q2598867 description "Finnish politician".
- Q2598867 description "Finnish politician".
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- Q2598867 abstract "Carl Henrik Wolter Ramsay (born 31 March 1886 in Helsinki, died 25 July 1951 in Visby) was a Finnish politician and an economist from the Swedish People's Party. He belonged to a Scottish noble family emigrated to Finland and was one of the few in Finland entitled to use the title Sir, however, Ramsay did not use the title. Henrik Ramsay completed his Ph.D. in chemistry in 1909 at Helsinki University and worked after graduating as a sugar chemist in Russia and afterwards as a director of a sugar refinery in Helsinki. Finland's independence in the early years Ramsay was the President and CEO of Finnish Steamship Corporation between 1920 and 1946 and again from 1948 to 1951. He was also the chairman of the board 1934-1946. He was the minister of public maintenance in Jukka Rangell's cabinet and minister of the foreign affairs in the Edwin Linkomies' cabinet during the Continuation War 1943-1944. Ramsay was sentenced to prison for 2.5 years (1946–1947) in the War-responsibility trials. His father was statesman August Ramsay and his mother was Jully Ramsay, a historian. Minister Ramsay was a versatile actor in the Finnish society since the 1910s. Ramsay was a member of the central committee of the Swedish People's Party from 1917 to 1935, of which the period 1922-1935 he was the party's deputy chairman. However, he is relatively unknown in spite of serving as the minister of foreign affairs from 1943-1944. Ramsay is mostly remembered for the fact that he was sentenced in the War-responsibility trials in 1946. He hardly appeared in public anymore following his release from prison. Ramsay's attitudes and opinions were often same as those of Mannerheim. It was due to the fact that Ramsay and the Marshal had a close relationship. Both had similar perceptions of the situation and its requirements. After the Armistice, Mannerheim as the President of the Republic wanted Ramsay to be his Prime Minister. However, the Swedish People's Party prevented his premiership. Foreign Minister Ramsay's extensive network of relationships allowed him to have weight for his opinions after the German collapse when the Finnish government turned their eyes towards the Allies. However, Risto Ryti said that Ramsay had insufficient capacity for initiative and activity. Also Nazi Germany narrowed the maneuverability of Finnish foreign policy. Ramsay was able to get a sense of proprietary information from American and Swedish decision-makers. Good relations with Finland by diplomats improved his ability to follow the foreign policy positions. The German liaison officer Waldemar Erfurth complained that Ramsay had bad relations with Germany. Ramsay instinctively tried to keep his distance with representatives of the Third Reich, because they were an obstacle to peace-making. however, he bore a great concern for food intake because he was a former minister of public maintenance and concerned about the sufficiency of food. Foreign Minister did not have the slightest difficulty to socialize with the U.S. chargé d'affaires. Similarly, his connections to Sweden were abundant. The German requirement for a treaty between Germany and Finland was transformed into a letter from Risto Ryti to Adolf Hitler because of Ramsay's perseverance and the negotiations skills. Germany had finally obtained the Erklärung but only in a form which bound Ryti himself, not the country. He died of a sudden illness in Visby harbor in his own yacht cabin during a sailing trip.".
- Q2598867 birthDate "1886-03-31".
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- Q2598867 deathDate "1951-07-25".
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- Q2598867 office "Foreign Minister of Finland".
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- Q2598867 birthDate "1886-03-31".
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- Q2598867 dateOfBirth "1886-03-31".
- Q2598867 dateOfDeath "1951-07-25".
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- Q2598867 name "Henrik Ramsay".
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- Q2598867 shortDescription "Finnish politician".
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- Q2598867 termEnd "1944-08-08".
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- Q2598867 comment "Carl Henrik Wolter Ramsay (born 31 March 1886 in Helsinki, died 25 July 1951 in Visby) was a Finnish politician and an economist from the Swedish People's Party. He belonged to a Scottish noble family emigrated to Finland and was one of the few in Finland entitled to use the title Sir, however, Ramsay did not use the title. Henrik Ramsay completed his Ph.D.".
- Q2598867 label "Henrik Ramsay".
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- Q2598867 givenName "Henrik".
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