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[edit] First Republic of Lithuania (1918-1940)

[edit] November 1918 - October 1919

Ministry 1st Cabinet
November 11, 1918
December 26, 1918		 2nd Cabinet
December 26, 1918
March 5, 1919		 3rd Cabinet
March 12, 1919
April 12, 1919		 4th Cabinet
April 12, 1919
October 2, 1919
Prime Minister Augustinas Voldemaras Mykolas Sleževičius Pranas Dovydaitis Mykolas Sleževičius[1]
Foreign Affairs Augustinas Voldemaras
Internal Affairs Vladas Stašinskas[2] Jonas Vileišis Aleksandras Stulginskis Petras Leonas
Defense Mykolas Velykis[3] Antanas Merkys[4] Antanas Merkys[5] and Povilas Žadeikis[6]
Justice Petras Leonas Liudas Noreika
Finance[7] Martynas Yčas Jonas Vileišis
Commerce and Industry[8] Jonas Šimkus
Agriculture and State Resources Juozas Tūbelis Povilas Matulionis[9] Aleksandras Stulginskis
Education Jonas Yčas[10] Mykolas Biržiška Jonas Yčas Juozas Tūbelis
Provision and Public Work[11] Vladas Stašinskas[12] Juozas Paknys[13] Aleksandras Stulginskis
Supply and Provision Steponas Kairys
Labor and Social Security Juozas Paknys
Communications Matynas Yčas[11] Jonas Šimoliūnas[14] Valdemaras Čarneckis
Without Portfolio for Belarusian Affairs Juozapas Voronko Juozapas Voronko
Without Portfolio for Jewish Affairs Jocob Wygodsky Max Soloveitzik
Without Portfolio Aleksandras Stulginskis Jokūbas Šernas

[edit] October 1919 - June 1923

Ministry 5th Cabinet
October 7, 1919
June 15, 1920		 6th Cabinet
June 19, 1920
January 18, 1922		 7th Cabinet
February 2, 1922
February 22, 1923		 8th Cabinet
February 22, 1923
June 28, 1923
Prime Minister Ernestas Galvanauskas Kazys Grinius Ernestas Galvanauskas
Foreign Affairs Augustinas Voldemaras Juozas Purickis[15] and Vladas Jurgutis[16] Vladas Jurgutis[17] and Ernestas Galvanauskas Ernestas Galvanauskas
Internal Affairs Eliziejus Draugelis Rapolas Skipitis Kazimieras Oleka
Defense Pranas Liatukas[18] Konstantinas Žukas and Jonas Šimkus[19] Balys Sližys
Justice Liudas Noreika Vincas Karoblis
Finance, Commerce, and Industry Ernestas Galvanauskas Jonas Dobkevičius[20] and Vytautas Petrulis Vytautas Petrulis
Agriculture and State Resources Juozas Tūbelis[21] Jonas Aleksa
Education Juozas Tūbelis Kazys Bizauskas Petras Juodakis
Communications Valdemaras Čarneckis Ernestas Galvanauskas[22] Petras Vileišis Benediktas Tomaševičius
Without Portfolio for Belarusian Affairs Juozapas Voronko Dominik Semashko Dominik Semashko[23] Ernestas Galvanauskas[24]
Without Portfolio for Jewish Affairs Max Soloveitzik Max Soloveitzik and Julius Bruckus[25] Bernard Naftal Friedman

[edit] June 1923 - May 1926

Ministry 9th Cabinet
June 29, 1923
June 17, 1924		 10th Cabinet
June 18, 1924
January 27, 1925		 11th Cabinet
February 4, 1925
September 19, 1925		 12th Cabinet
September 25, 1925
May 31, 1926
Prime Minister Ernestas Galvanauskas Antanas Tumėnas Vytautas Petrulis Leonas Bistras
Foreign Affairs Ernestas Galvanauskas Voldemaras Čarneckis Mečislavas Reinys[26] and Leonas Bistras
Internal Affairs Karolis Žalkauskas Zigmas Starkus[27] Antanas Endziulaitis
Defense Balys Sližys Teodoras Daukantas Leonas Bistras
Justice Antanas Tumėnas Vincas Karoblis
Finance Vytautas Petrulis Petras Karvelis
Agriculture and State Resources[28] Mykolas Krupavičius
Education Leonas Bistras Kazys Jokantas
Communications Tomas Norus-Naruševičius Balys Sližys
Without Portfolio for Belarusian Affairs Ernestas Galvanauskas[29]
Without Portfolio for Jewish Affairs Simon Rosenbaum[30]

[edit] June 1926 - September 1935

Ministry 13th Cabinet
June 15, 1926
December 17, 1926		 14th Cabinet
December 17, 1926
September 19, 1929		 15th Cabinet
September 23, 1929
June 8, 1934		 16th Cabinet
June 12, 1934
September 6, 1935
Prime Minister Mykolas Sleževičius Augustinas Voldemaras Juozas Tūbelis
Foreign Affairs Mykolas Sleževičius[31] Augustinas Voldemaras Juozas Tūbelis[32] and Dovas Zaunius Stasys Lozoraitis
Internal Affairs Vladas Požela Ignas Musteikis Ignas Musteika,[33] Petras Aravičius,[34] and Steponas Rusteika Steponas Rusteika
Defense Juozas Papečkys Antanas Merkys, Teodoras Daukantas,[35] and Augustinas Voldemaras[36] Jonas Variakojis and Balys Gidraitis[37] Petras Šniukšta
Justice Mykolas Sleževičius Stasys Šilingas and Aleksandras Žilinskas[38] Aleksandras Žilinskas Stasys Šilingas
Finance Albinas Rimka Petras Karvelis and Juozas Tūbelis[39] Juozas Tūbelis
Agriculture Jurgis Kirkščiūnas Jonas Aleksa
Education Vincas Čepinskis Leonas Bistras and Kostantinas Šakenis[40] Konstantinas Šakenis Juozas Tonkūnas
Communications Benediktas Tomaševičius[41] Juozas Jankevičius[42] and Stasys Čiurlionis[43] Vytaitas Vileišis Jokūbas Stanišauskas

[edit] September 1935 - November 1939

Ministry 17th Cabinet
September 6, 1935
March 24, 1938		 18th Cabinet
March 24, 1938
December 5, 1938		 19th Cabinet
December 5, 1938
March 27, 1939		 20th Cabinet
March 28, 1939
November 21, 1939
Prime Minister Juozas Tūbelis Vladas Mironas Jonas Černius
Foreign Affairs Stasys Lozoraitis Juozas Urbšys
Internal Affairs Julius Čaplikas Silvestras Leonas Kazys Skučas
Defense Petras Šniukšta and Stasys Dirmantas[44] Stasys Raštikis[45] Kazys Musteikis
Justice Stasys Šilingas Boleslovas Masiulis and Vladas Stašiskis[46] Jonas Gudauskis Antanas Tamošaitis
Finance Juozas Tūbelis Julius Indrišiūnas Jonas Sutkus
Agriculture Stasys Putvinskis Juozas Tūbelis and Vladas Mironas[47] Juozas Skaisgiris Jurgis Krikščiūnas
Education Juozas Tonkūnas Leonas Bistras
Communications Jokūbas Stanišauskas Kazys Germanas

[edit] November 1939 - June 1940

Ministry 21st Cabinet
November 21, 1939
June 15, 1940
Prime Minister Antanas Merkys
Foreign Affairs Juozas Urbšys
Internal Affairs Kazys Skučas
Defense Kazys Musteikis
Justice Antanas Tamošaitis
Finance Ernestas Galvanauskas
Agriculture Juozas Audėnas
Education Kazys Jokantas
Communications Jonas Masiliūnas

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Also acting minister of Foreign Affairs
  2. ^ Also Director of Ministry of Labor and Food
  3. ^ From December 24, 1918 -- 111
  4. ^ Director, not Minister
  5. ^ To August 21
  6. ^ Acting, from August 21
  7. ^ During the 1st and 5th Cabinets, was named Ministry of Finance, Commerce, and Industry
  8. ^ During the 1st and 5th Cabinets, was part of Ministry of Finance, Commerce, and Industry
  9. ^ Deputy Minister
  10. ^ Held title of Director, not Minister
  11. ^ a b From 111 veikejai
  12. ^ Minister at interim
  13. ^ Director at interim
  14. ^ Held title of Director, not Minister
  15. ^ December 20, 1920 – December 20, 1921
  16. ^ From January 1, 1922
  17. ^ Until September 28, 1922
  18. ^ Director
  19. ^ From April 7, 1921
  20. ^ Until August 21, 1922
  21. ^ Director
  22. ^ Acting
  23. ^ Acting - 111
  24. ^ Acting - 111
  25. ^ 111- acting, since beg. 1923
  26. ^ Until April 21, 1926
  27. ^ From July 8, 1924
  28. ^ Renamed just to Ministry of Agriculture during the 11th and 12th Cabinets
  29. ^ Acting
  30. ^ Resigned on February 12, 1924; Chancery closed on March 19, 1924
  31. ^ Acting
  32. ^ Acting, to November 8, 1929
  33. ^ To November 30, 1929
  34. ^ To April 1, 1931
  35. ^ from August 9, 1927
  36. ^ Acting, from September 22, 1928
  37. ^ From June 27, 1930
  38. ^ From February 4, 1928
  39. ^ From May 3, 1927
  40. ^ From May 3, 1927
  41. ^ Director
  42. ^ To May 3, 1927
  43. ^ From May 3, 1927 to February 4, 1928 was Director. Resigned on September 30, 1928. Was replaced on November 22, 1928 by Jonas Variakojis, Director.
  44. ^ From November 1, 1935
  45. ^ Acting
  46. ^ From October 1, 1938
  47. ^ From October 1, 1938