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Karl Rudolf Walden (1. joulukuuta 1878 Helsinki – 25. lokakuuta 1946 Sysmä) oli suomalainen teollisuusjohtaja ja Yhtyneiden Paperitehtaiden perustaja, Suomen sotaministeri ja sotajoukkoja komentanut ylipäällikkö sekä välirauhan ajan ja jatkosodan ajan hallitusten puolustusministeri.

Walden proudly served as chairman of the United Paper Mills until 1940 when he was appointed as Finland’s Minister of Defense. He was replaced as CEO by his eldest son, Juuso. Walden carried a heavy burden as Finland’s minister of defense during WWII and endured the loss of two of his sons to the war.

As a leader in the Finnish paper industry and founder of United Paper Mills, Walden both helped expand the paper market and modernize existing mills. He was ...

After Mannerheim heard about the massacres on May 2, he ordered an investigation and the punishments of the culprits. The next day on May 3 Rudolf Walden sent the following telegram from Mikkeli to G. A. Finne, the new city commandant: "Take the strongest actions to prevent violence towards innocent Polish, Ukrainians and Russians. Investigate ...

Introduction Rudolf Walden; Education; Finnish civil war; Finnish paper industry; Winter War; Civilian and military decorations; See also; References

Rudolf Walden. Karl Rudolf Walden (1 December 1878 in Helsinki – 25 October 1946) was a Finnish industrialist and a military leader. Read more on Wikipedia. Since 2007, the English Wikipedia page of Rudolf Walden has received more than 32,280 page views. His biography is available in 16 different languages on Wikipedia.

Karl Rudolf Walden (December 1, 1878, Helsinki – October 25, 1946) was a Finnish industrialist and a military leader. Walden received his military education at the Hamina Cadet School and graduated in 1900. He was dismissed from service in 1902, in connection with a conscription strike. From 20...

Karl Rudolf Walden (December 1, 1878, Helsinki - October 25, 1946) was a Finnish industrialist and general. He received his military education in Hamina Cadet School 1892-1900. He was dismissed from service in 1902, in connection with a conscription strike. After leaving the army Walden sought a career in business.