Johannes Sikkar (October 15, 1897 – August 22, 1960) was the first head of the Estonian government in exile as Acting Prime Minister (January 12, 1953...

bishop Johannes Semper (1892–1970), Estonian writer and translator Johannes Siir (1889–1941), Estonian military colonel and sport shooter Johannes Sikkar (1897–1960)...

ministers (peaministri asetäitjad) of the Estonian government-in-exile: Johannes Sikkar (12 January 1953 – 22 August 1960) Tõnis Kint (22 August 1960 – 1 January...

minister Mart Siimann (born 1946), politician, former prime minister Johannes Sikkar (1897–1960), politician Artur Sirk (1900–1937), officer, lawyer, politician...

French novelist and paleographer, Nobel Prize laureate (b. 1881) 1960 – Johannes Sikkar, Estonian soldier and politician, Prime Minister of Estonia in exile...

lieutenant and politician, 2nd Prime Minister of Israel (d. 1965) 1897 – Johannes Sikkar, Estonian soldier and politician, Prime Minister of Estonia in exile...

Mamoulian, Armenian-American film, theatre director (d. 1987) October 15 – Johannes Sikkar, Estonian statesman (d. 1960) October 20 – Yi Un, Korean Crown Prince...

(provisional government) Karl Ast (1924–1925) Juhan Kaarlimäe (1944) Johannes Sikkar (1952–1953) (in exile) Artur Terras (1952–1953) (in exile) Aksel Mark...

mathematician (b. 1892) August 22 Eduard Pütsep, Estonian wrestler (b. 1898) Johannes Sikkar, Estonian politician (b. 1897) August 23 Jersey Flegg, English-Australian...

January 1945) – Minister of Foreign Affairs Juhan Kaarlimäe – Minister Johannes Sikkar (in Sweden, from 20 April 1952) – Minister Artur Terras (in Sweden...

Number Government Term of office Days in office 29 Johannes Sikkar's cabinet 12 January 1953 – 22 August 1960 2780 30 Aleksander Warma's cabinet 1 January...

Juhan Sepp Start of session End of session Johannes Sikkar Start of session End of session Karl-Johannes Soonpää Start of session End of session Jaan...

Foreign Affairs in exile 1953–1964 Succeeded by August Koern Preceded by Johannes Sikkar Prime Minister of Estonia in exile 1962–1964 Succeeded by Tõnis Kint...

Kõnnu is a village in Kastre Parish, Tartu County in Estonia. Johannes Sikkar, Acting Prime Minister of the Estonian government in exile 1953-1961, was...

Siege of Tallinn Siege of Tartu (1224) Sihva Mart Siimann Olev Siinmaa Johannes Sikkar Jüri Sillart Silmet Peeter Simm Sindi Singing Revolution Riivo Sinijärv...

August Johannes Salum Carl Schilling Peeter Schütz Johan Sihver Served until 27.09.1934; succeeded by Aleksander Leon Richard Kapp Johannes Sikkar Aleksander...

early 19th century. Saadjärve is the birthplace of Estonian politician Johannes Sikkar (1897–1960). List of palaces and manor houses in Estonia "Rahvastik"...

session End of session Johan Sihver Start of session End of session Johannes Sikkar Start of session End of session August Sirro Start of session End of...

troops entered Estonia and installed a new Soviet puppet government led by Johannes Vares, whereas Uluots' constitutional government went underground (and...

replacing the Jüri Uluots cabinet with that of Johannes Vares. The Republic of Estonia does not consider the Johannes Vares cabinet a legal government of Estonia...

already on 21 June 1940 to appoint a new pro-Soviet puppet government with Johannes Vares as prime minister. Päts became effectively a puppet himself, and...

ministers Eenpalu Eenpalu Uluots vacant Tief Prime ministers in exile Rei Sikkar Warma Kint Mark Penno Prime ministers Savisaar Vähi Laar Tarand Vähi Siimann...

replacing the Jüri Uluots cabinet with that of Johannes Vares. The Republic of Estonia does not consider the Johannes Vares cabinet a legal government of Estonia...

ministers Eenpalu Eenpalu Uluots vacant Tief Prime ministers in exile Rei Sikkar Warma Kint Mark Penno Prime ministers Savisaar Vähi Laar Tarand Vähi Siimann...