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1949, Aug.–Sept
 
A wave of Communist-instigated strikes was defeated by firm government action and the loyalty of the noncommunist workers.  1
 
1950, Jan. 16–17
 
Parliamentary elections gave a majority to the parties supporting President Paasikivi, who was reelected on Feb. 15 for a term of six years.  2
 
March
 
Urho K. Kekkonen became premier and also minister of the interior (until Jan. 1951).  3
 
 
 
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