Carl Voss-Schrader (9 October 1880–7 February 1955) was a Finnish colonel, business director and lawyer who briefly served as the minister of interior between 17 April and 15 August 1919.
Voss-Schrader was born in Helsinki on 9 October 1880. He was a colonel and lawyer by profession.[1] His father was Albert Voss-Schrader, a businessman in the dairy industry.
He served as the minister of interior between 17 April and 15 August 1919 in the cabinet led by Kaarlo Castrén.[2] [1] Voss-Schrader was the military member of the Supreme Court in the period between 1924 and 1928.[3] Then he became the head of the civil administration in northern Finland during the Finnish-Russian War.[3]
He died in Stockholm, Sweden, on 7 February 1955.[1]