Category:Lauri Ingman

**Lauri Ingman**
	Finnish priest, theologian and politician (1868-1934)
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Name in native language	Lauri Ingman;
Date of birth	30 June 1868; Teuva; Lars Johannes Ingman
Date of death	25 October 1934; Turku
Place of burial	Hietaniemi cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Finland;
Educated at	University of Helsinki;
Occupation	politician; priest (1890–); theologian; teacher;
Employer	University of Helsinki;
Member of political party	National Coalition Party; Finnish Party;
Position held	archbishop of Turku and Finland (1930–1934); Prime Minister of Finland (1924–1925); member of the Parliament of Finland (1907–1919); Prime Minister of Finland (1918–1919); professor (theology, 1916–1930); member of the Parliament of Finland (1922–1927); member of the Parliament of Finland (1927–1929); Speaker of the Parliament of Finland (1918–1918); Speaker of the Parliament of Finland (1918–1918);
Father	pastor Vilhelmi Ingman, head priest of Teuva;
Mother	Emma Ottilia Schalin;
Sibling	Alfred Emil Ingman;
Child	Martti Ingman;
Relative	Santeri Ivalo (male first cousin);
Work location	Helsinki;
Award received	honorary doctor of the University of Uppsala (1932); Grand Cross of the Order of the White Rose of Finland (1919); Cross of Liberty, 1st Class with star (1919); Order of the Polar Star - Commander's Grand Cross;
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English: Lars (Lauri) Johannes Ingman (1868–1934) was a Finnish theologian, archbishop and politician.

Suomi: Lars (Lauri) Johannes Ingman (1868–1934) oli Helsingin yliopiston käytännöllisen teologian professori, arkkipiispa ja kokoomuslainen poliitikko, joka oli kaksi kertaa pääministerinä.

Svenska: Lars (Lauri) Johannes Ingman (1868–1934) var professor i teologi vid Helsingfors universitet, ärkebiskop och samlingspartistisk politiker, som var statsminister två gånger.