Konstantin Päts's first cabinet

Government of Estonia from 1921 to 1922

Konstantin Päts's first cabinet was in office in Estonia from 25 January 1921 to 21 November 1922, when it was succeeded by Juhan Kukk's cabinet.

Members

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This cabinet's members were the following:

Name	Portrait	Position
Konstantin Päts		Prime Minister
Karl Einbund		Minister of the Interior
Ants Piip		Minister of Foreign Affairs
Georg Vestel		Minister of Finance
Juhan Kukk		Minister of Commerce and Industry
Jaan Soots		Minister of War
Bernhard Rostfeld		Minister of Agricultural Affairs
Karl Ipsberg		Minister of Roads
Jaak Reichmann		Minister of Justice
Heinrich Bauer		Minister of Education
Christjan Kaarna		Minister of Labor and Welfare

^ "1921 | Meie parlament ja aeg". meieparlamentjaaeg.nlib.ee. Retrieved 23 February 2021.

v t e 1st Cabinet of State Elder Konstantin Päts (1921–1922)
Deputy State Elder	vacant (1921) Georg Vestel (1921–1922)
Minister of Agriculture	Bernhard Aleksander Rostfeld (1921–1922)
Minister of Commerce and Industry	Juhan Kukk (1921) vacant (1921) Ants Piip (acting; 1921) Karl Ipsberg (acting; 1921–1922)
Minister of Court	Jaak Reichmann (1921–1922)
Minister of Education	Heinrich Bauer (1921–1922)
Minister of Finance	Georg Vestel (1921–1922)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Ants Piip (1921–1922) vacant (1922)
Minister of Internal Affairs	Karl August Einbund (1921–1922)
Minister of Labour	office nonexistant (1921) Juhan Kukk (acting; 1921) (deputy Ants Piip (1921)) office abolished (1921–1922)
Minister of Labour and Welfare	vacant (1921) Karl August Einbund (acting; 1921) office divided (1921) Christjan Kaarna (1921–1922)
Minister of Nutrition	vacant (1921) Bernhard Aleksander Rostfeld (acting; 1921–1922)
Minister of Roads	vacant (1921) Ants Piip (acting; 1921) (deputy Bernhard Aleksander Rostfeld (1921)) Karl Ipsberg (1921–1922)
Minister of War	Jaan Soots (1921–1922)
Minister of Welfare	office nonexistant (1921) Karl August Einbund (acting; 1921) office abolished (1921–1922)

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