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country became independent in 1918. At first, both
Estonian forms,
Tallinna and Tallinn, were used.
Henry of Livonia, in his
chronicle (c. 1229), called...
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officially called Lennart Meri
Tallinn Airport (Estonian:
Lennart Meri
Tallinna lennujaam)
after the
former president of
Estonia Lennart Meri. The airport...
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Jalgpalliklubi Tallinna Kalev, also
known as
Tallinna Kalev or
simply Kalev, is an
Estonian professional football club
based in
Tallinn that
competes in...
- KK 1925:
Tallinna Sport 1927:
Tallinna Kalev 1928:
Tallinna Vitjas 1929:
Tallinna Russ 1930:
Tallinna Kalev 1931:
Tallinna Kalev 1932:
Tallinna Russ 1933:...
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Tallinna Linnatranspordi AS (TLT) is a
transportation company owned by the city of Tallinn, Estonia. TLT is a
result of the
merger of
Tallinn Bus Company...
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Tallinna Teataja was
newspaper published 1910–1922 in Tallinn, Estonia.
Publishers were: M.
Schiffer (1910-1911 nr. 97) A.
Kampf (1911 nr. 98-184) H. Ant...
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merged into BC Kalev/Cramo.
Kalev is
often confused with
Estonian team
Tallinna/Kalev TLÜ,
which has no
connections with KK Kalev. USSR
League Winners...
- SK
Tallinna Sport, or
simply Sport, is a
defunct Estonian football club
based in Tallinn.
Founded in 1912,
Sport won nine
domestic league titles and was...
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October 2023. "Eesti karikavõitjaks tuli
Tallinna Flora". ERR (in Estonian). 18 May 2013. "
Tallinna FC Flora".
Estonian Football ****ociation. Retrieved...
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Tallinna Jalgpalli Klubi Legion, or
simply TJK Legion, is an
Estonian football club
based in Tallinn. On 4
January 2008,
Tallinna Jalgpalli Klubi and...
