- Ado
Anderkopp (18
January 1894, in
Hanila – 30 June 1941 in Tallinn) was an
Estonian politician, journalist, and
sport personnel. He was a
member of the...
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Adnan (name),
commonly used in Bosnia.
People named Ado include: Ado
Anderkopp (1894–1941),
Estonian politician,
journalist and
sport personality Ado...
- Name
Portrait Position Jaan
Teemant Prime Minister Ado
Anderkopp Minister of the
Interior and
Minister of
Justice Jaan Tõnisson
Minister of
Foreign Affairs...
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athletes and 4
representatives to the games.
Representatives were Ado
Anderkopp,
Leopold Tõnson,
William Fiskar and Karl Metti. Men
Track & road events...
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April 1938 – 12
October 1939 Otto Pukk, from 17
October 1939 Ado
Anderkopp, from 21
April 1938 Otto Pukk, 21
April 1938 – 17
October 1939 Rudolf...
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offices Preceded by Ants Piip
Minister of War 1921 - 1923 Succeeded by Ado
Anderkopp Preceded by Hans
Kurvits Minister of War 1924 - 1927 Succeeded by Nikolai...
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Party Jaan
Soots January 25, 1921
August 2, 1923 Farmers' ****emblies Ado
Anderkopp August 2, 1923
February 19, 1924
Estonian Labour Party Oskar Amberg March...
- 1937:
August Tõllasepp 20.06.1932–31.12.1937:
Oskar Gustavson Source: Ado
Anderkopp Nigol Andresen Karl Ast Karl
August Baars Adam
Bachmann Nikolai Bulin...
- Name
Portrait Position Konstantin Päts
Prime Minister Ado
Anderkopp Minister of the
Interior and
Minister of
Justice August Rei
Minister of
Foreign Affairs...
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Estonian team
representatives were
delegation heads: NOC
secretary Ado
Anderkopp and
Harald Tammer, attaché
Councillor at the
Legation Georg Meri, Officer...
