Education
University of Helsinki.
politician member of parliament of Finland
University of Helsinki.
The Treaty was signed by Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin from the Russian side and by Council of Peoples Representatives of Finland Edvard Gylling and Oskari Tokoi. After the Reds lost the war, Gylling fled to Sweden but later moved to the Soviet Union. He became one of the main leaders of the Karelo-Finnish Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic as Chairman of Council of People"s Commissars of the Karelo-Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic 1920–1935.
There are some contradictions concerning Gyllings death.
According to earlier Soviet sources, Gylling died in August 1944, but according to other sources he was actually executed earlier, 1940 or 1938. According to the most recent information, the most likely date of his execution was 14 June 1938.
Gylling was poshumously rehabilitated by the Soviet authorities on 16 July 1955. Cotter, Arthur The Finns (New York: The National Council, Department of Missions and Church Extension, 1923)
Ylarakkola, Arvo Edvard Gylling: Ita-Karjalan rakentaja (Finn-kirja (1976)) Finnish
Hodgson, John H Edvard Gylling ja Otto West. Kuusinen asiakirjojen valossa 1918–1920 (Tammi 1974) Finnish.
On 1 March 1918, a Treaty between the socialist governments of Russia and Finland was signed in Street St. Petersburg. He was accused of nationalism, removed in 1935 and arrested in 1937.
He was a member of Parliament of Finland for the Social Democratic Party of Finland 1908–1917 and active during the Finnish Civil War as Commissar of Finance for the revolutionary "red" Finnish government.
