V. J. Sukselainen 1906 – 1995

Biography

V. J. Sukselainen was born on October 12, 1906, in Paimio, Finland, a time when the nation was forging its own identity following independence. He would go on to dedicate much of his life to public service as a Finnish politician, contributing to his country’s development during a transformative period in the twentieth century. His career reflected the values and concerns of his era, as he worked within the political sphere to shape policy and serve his communities.

Throughout his life, Sukselainen remained connected to Finland’s regions, from his birthplace in Paimio to his later years in Lohja. His work as a politician placed him among those responsible for guiding the nation through pivotal moments in its modern history. Though the specific details of his legislative achievements have faded with time, his commitment to public service stands as a testament to his character and dedication.

Sukselainen passed away on April 6, 1995, in Lohja at the age of eighty-eight, having witnessed nearly a century of Finnish history. His long life encompassed extraordinary changes in his homeland and the wider world. He is remembered as one who answered the call to serve in the political life of Finland.