Konstantin Päts's fifth cabinet

Government of Estonia from 1933 to 1938

Konstantin Päts's fifth cabinet was in office in Estonia from 21 October 1933 to 9 May 1938 headed by Prime Minister of Estonia Konstantin Päts. It was succeeded by Kaarel Eenpalu's second cabinet.

Members

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This cabinet's members were the following:

Name	Portrait	Position
Konstantin Päts		Prime Minister
Johan Müller		Minister of the Interior and Minister of Justice
Julius Seljamaa		Minister of Foreign Affairs
Karl Selter		Minister of Economic Affairs
Nikolai Talts		Minister of Agricultural Affairs
Otto Sternbeck		Minister of Roads
Nikolai Kann		Minister of Education

^ "1933 | Meie parlament ja aeg". meieparlamentjaaeg.nlib.ee. Retrieved 23 February 2021.

v t e 5th Cabinet of State Elder, Prime Minister in Duties of the State Elder and President-Regent Konstantin Päts (1933–1938)
Deputy Prime Minister	vacant (1933–1934) Karl August Einbund / Kaarel Eenpalu (1934–1938) (acting Prime Minister; 1938)
Minister of Agriculture	Nikolai Talts (1933–1938)
Minister of Court	office nonexistant (1933–1934) Johan Müller (1934–1938)
Minister of Court and Internal Affairs	Johan Müller (1933–1934) office divided (1934–1938)
Minister of Defence	Paul Lill (1933–1938)
Minister of Economy	Karl Selter (1933–1938)
Minister of Education	Aleksander Jaakson (1936–1938)
Minister of Education and Social Affairs	Nikolai Kann (1933–1936) office divided (1936–1938)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Julius Seljamaa (1933–1936) Friedrich Karl Akel (1936–1938)
Minister of Internal Affairs	office nonexistant (1933–1934) Karl August Einbund / Kaarel Eenpalu (1934–1938)
Minister of Roads	Otto Sternbeck (1933–1937) Nikolai Viitak (1937–1938)
Minister of Social Affairs	office nonexistant (1933–1936) Nikolai Kann (1936) Oskar Kask (1936–1938)

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