Small Farmers' Party of Finland [SEP] inception
Small Farmers' Party of Finland
Small Farmers' Party of Finland (Suomen Pienviljelijäin Puolue) was a party for the farmers suffering the great depression in Finland. The party joined with two other parties in 1936 and became the Party of the Small Farmers' and the Rural People. The Small Farmers' Party of Finland was established 12 May 1929. Already earlier a magazine "The Small Farmer of Finland" had started its publication. The party was established earlier than planned as the parliament was reliesed in April 1929 and the
Small Farmers Party
Party of Smallholders and Rural People (, PMP), later renamed as the Small Farmers Party ("Pienviljelijäin puolue"), was a political party in Finland. The party was founded in Seinäjoki on December 20, 1936, through the unification of Small Farmers' Party of Finland (SPP), People's Party and Central League of Recession Committees. Most members of the new party came from the SPP and the organization was mainly built on the basis of the SPP. Eino Yliruusi became chairman of