Rüütel Arnold (English: Arnold Rüütel)

Definition: President of Estonia (2001-2006), Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Estonian SSR (1983-1990), Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Estonian SSR (1990-1992). Deputy of the Council of Nationalities of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the 11th convocation (1984-1989) from the Estonian SSR.
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Born in 1928
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Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Никлус Март-Олав Юлиусович
23. Brochure with materials from the 6th session of the Estonian Congress, 1991, in Estonian, Russian and English.
10 листов, 12 изображения, брошюра
Aaman Ants, AASKIVI Ülle, Adams Juri, AMMAS Andres, ANTON Tonu, ARJAKAS Küllo, Arjukese Rein, ELLER Hillar, Ello Peeter, Endre Sirje, Erm Ants, FJUK Ignar, Hallaste Illar, Haug Toomas, HANNI Liia, Hȏrn Aare, JUNTI Arvo, JARLIK Rein, Jürgenson Kalle, Kaal Vambo, Kaalep Ain, KAMA Kaido, Kangur Oleg, Karu Jaan, KASK Peet, KOHA Kalju, KOIS Valeri, Kool Ott, KORK Toomas, Korrovits Viktor, KOSTABI Heino, Kulbok Kalle, KÄBIN Tiit, LAAR Mart, Laas Jaan, LAURISTIN Marju, LEISSON Enn, Liim Jüri, Lorents Peeter, Lukas Tȏnis, LUTT Peeter, Niitsoo Viktor, Ots Kalev, PAJU Ants, Peterson Külvi, POHLA Vello, Parnaste Eve, Raig Ivar, Reino Üllar, REINSON Jüri, RISTKOK Andrus, Rumessen Vardo, Rummo Paul-Erik, Runnel Hando, Ruutsoo Rein, RÄTSEP Jüri, Saatpalu Velio, Salum Velio, Salumäe Erik, Sandrak Ott, Sarv Henn, Sarv Heno, Schotter Hanno, Seppa Ülo, Shtarkov Leo, SIRENDI Arvo, Soovik Enn, SŐŐT (HAINSALU) Lehte, Taagepera Rein, Talve Juhan-Kristjan, Tamme Rein, TARAND Andres, Tarto Enn, Timmusk Jaan, TUPP Enn, UGANDI Uno, ULUOTS Ülo, Vahtre Lauri, Vahtre Sulev, Valton Arvo, VEIDEMANN Rein, Velliste Trivimi, Vilpsaar Vello, Vooglaid Ülo, Andreev Viktor, Ermoshkin Pavel, Zakharov Nikolai, Lebedev Vladimir, Meri Lennart (Estonian: Lennart-Georg Meri), Niklus Mart-Olav Juliusovich (Estonian: Mart Olav Niklus), Petinov Sergey, Rüütel Arnold (English: Arnold Rüütel), Sovetnikov Sergey, Tunne Kelam (Estonian: Tunne-Väldo Kelam)
1991