19 February 1949 Factual 12 mins
The short film describes President J. K. Paasikivi's activities as a statesman and especially as President of the Republic. Paasikivi takes the oath at the Parliament House. Independence Day celebration at the Presidential Palace.
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Carl-Erik Creutz as Self - Narrator (voice)
Finland 19 February 1949
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