Kullervo Manner 1880 – 1939

Biography

Kullervo Manner was born on October 12, 1880, in Kokemäki, Finland, during a formative period in his nation’s history. He came of age during a time of significant political change and development in Finland, and he chose to dedicate his life to public service as a politician. His early years in Kokemäki shaped the values and commitments that would define his career in Finnish political life.

Throughout his life, Manner remained engaged in the political affairs of his country, working to represent and serve his fellow citizens. His contributions to Finnish politics reflected his deep commitment to his nation during a complex and challenging era. Though details of his specific legislative achievements are not widely documented in readily available sources, his decision to pursue a political career demonstrated his conviction that he could make a meaningful difference in the life of his country.

Manner died on January 15, 1939, in UkhtPechLag at the age of 58, succumbing to tuberculosis. His death marked the end of a life spent in service to Finland during a transformative period in European history. Though his time was cut short by illness, his legacy remains part of Finland’s political heritage.