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About Erik Ehrström
- Erik Gustaf Ehrström (26 March 1869 Helsinki – 8 March 1947 Paris, France) was a Finnish lawyer and a diplomat. Ehrström's parents were professor, senator and procurator Carl Gustaf Ehrström and Fredrika Ottilia Amalia Orrman.
- He graduated from the Swedish Normal Lyceum in Helsinki in 1886 and studied at the University of Helsinki and graduated as a Bachelor of Philosophy in 1889, a Master of Philosophy in 1890 and a Bachelor of Law in 1896.
- He also worked as a student teacher at the Appeals Court Ehrström lived in France from 1899 and held various positions in politics and economics.
- After Finland became independent, he was employed by the Finnish Foreign Service 1918–1926.
- Ehrström acted as secretary of the delegation in the recognition of the independence of Finland in February 1918 in Paris; the delegation included procurator Lorenzo Kihlman, Consul Eugen Wolff and Senator Rudolf Holsti.
- Ehrström was then appointed in July 1918 as Representative of Finland to France and the Netherlands, and he worked until 1919.
- Last Ehrström acted as Envoy in Warsaw from 1922 to 1926.
- In December 1919 he received the titles of Special envoy and Sovereign Minister. Ehrström was married since 1907 to French-born Marie-Antoinette Vincent.
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