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{{Short description|Estonian general}} From 1919 up until 1940, he was a founder, and the president, of the [[Estonian Red Cross]].<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Societies |first1=League of Red Cros ...

{{Short description|Estonian politician}} ...ame="mnemosyne.ee">{{cite web |title=APPENDIX 1.FATE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ESTONIAN GOVERNMENTS IN 1918–1940 |url=http://www.mnemosyne.ee/hc.ee/pdf/appendixe ...

{{Short description|Estonian artist and missionary}} [[Category:Estonian Baptists]] ...

{{Short description|Estonian politician}} ...igikogu|I]], [[II Riigikogu|II]] and [[III Riigikogu]], representing the [[Estonian Labour Party]].<ref name="Kaarna1">{{cite web|title=Kaarna, Kristjan|url=ht ...

{{Short description|Estonian diplomat and politician (1871–1941)}} ...publisher=[[Government of Estonia]]|accessdate=8 June 2013|page=2|language=Estonian}}</ref> in Kaubi (now [[Pornuse]]) village, [[Mulgi Parish]] – 3 July 194 ...

{{Short description|Estonian lawyer}} ...e first to volunteer to fight against the mobilising [[Red Army]] in the [[Estonian War of Independence]].<ref>Kasekamp, ''The Radical Right in Interwar Estoni ...

{{Short description|Estonian theologian, orientalist and church historian}} ...year he was ordained a priest. From 1933 to 1940 he was a pastor in the [[Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church]] in Tartu. Arthur Vööbus graduated as master ...

| name = Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church The '''Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church''' ('''EELC'''; Estonian: ''Eesti Evangeelne Luterlik Kirik'', abbreviated '''EELK''') is a [[Luther ...

* [http://www.mois.ee/english/tartu/visusti.shtml Estonian Manors Portal] at www.mois.ee. See in particular the [[Visusti]] (in German [[Category:19th-century Lutherans]] ...

...ofessionals to help modernize institutions in what is now Russia, bringing Lutherans into then Muscovy. ...sons.<ref name="GRHS" /><ref name='EWCR-Sorokina'>{{cite journal | title = Lutherans in Russia | journal = East-West Church & Ministry Report | year = 2003 | fi ...

During the latter part of the period of [[Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic|Soviet rule of Estonia]], Ida-Virumaa was called ...ans in Estonia|Russian]]s have largely replaced the indigenous [[Estonians|Estonian]] population. ...

...ect replaced [[serfdom]] with [[villeinage]]. Similar law was enacted with Estonian Peasants Act of 1804.<ref>[http://www.estonica.org/en/History/1710-1850_The ...ce 1850. from the autumn of 1849, after publication in [[Estonian language|Estonian]] and [[Latvian language|Latvian]]. ...

...ate=September 22, 2018}}</ref> He also called for unity between Catholics, Lutherans, and followers of Eastern Orthodox in the country.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http ...ed his four-day trip by visiting Estonia. He arrived at the airport in the Estonian capital, [[Tallinn]].<ref>{{cite web|url=https://news.err.ee/863996/gallery ...

| image_caption = Ingrian Finns at the Estonian Song and Dance Festival ...[Ingrian language|Ingrian]], [[Votic language|Votic]], [[Estonian language|Estonian]], [[Russian language|Russian]] ...

...of Sweden|Sweden]], [[Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland|Finland]], [[Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church|Estonia]] and [[Evangelical Lutheran Church of ...have not been nearly so marked as those within the [[Anglican Communion]]; Lutherans have historically been unified in the doctrine expressed in the [[Book of C ...

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...utive Committee, the [[Estonian Provincial Assembly]] ([[Estonian language|Estonian]]: ''Maanõukogu'') in Tallinn declared sovereignty from the Russian Empire ...linn by the end of 1918. Tallinn was the site of a failed Communist [[1924 Estonian coup d'état attempt|coup d'état attempt of 1924]]. ...

...integrated with Zmiivka. Gammalsvenskby is known for its [[Estonian Swedes|Estonian Swedish]] [[Kinship and descent|cultural heritage]]. ...settled by Germans belonging to various Protestant faiths, particularly [[Lutherans]] and [[Mennonites]], as well as [[Catholic Church|Roman Catholics]]. ...

* [[Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic]],[[Soviet Union]](1944–1958) ...n [[Kihelkonna]], [[Saaremaa]], Estonia. Subsequently, his father obtained Estonian citizenship as well. In 1940, Estonia was invaded, [[Occupation of the Balt ...

...2)<ref>Official website of the President of Estonia ''([[Estonian language|Estonian]])'' [http://www.president.ee/en/estonia/decorations/bearers.php?id=367 Estonian State Decorations – Kroonprints Haakon] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.arch ...