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Konstantin Päts
Estonian politician (1874–1956).
Wikipedia | Konstantin Päts
Statements about
Konstantin Päts
Place of Burial
Metsakalmistu
Place of Birth
Tahkuranna
Place of Death
Burashevo
Reason for Preferred Rank
:
Most Precise Value
Tver
Country of Citizenship
Russian Empire
Estonia
Date of Birth
2/23/1874
2/22/1874
Date of Death
1/18/1956
Member of Political Party
Farmers' Assemblies
Eesti Maarahva Liit
Educated At
Imperial University of Dorpat
Instance Of
Human
Image
Occupation
Politician
Journalist
Lawyer
Jurist
Sportsperson
Award Received
19 items
Order of the White Eagle
Order of the Three Stars, 1st Class
Collar of the Order of the National Coat of Arms
(4/24/1938)
Point in Time
:
4/24/1938
Order of the White Star, Collar Class
(4/24/1938)
Point in Time
:
4/24/1938
Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour
Cross of Liberty
1st Class of the Order of the Cross of the Eagle
Estonian Red Cross Order First Class
Grand Cross of the Order of the Dannebrog
(1933)
Point in Time
:
1933
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus
Order of Bishop Platon
Grand Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta
Honorary Citizen of Tartu
Grand Cross of the Order of the White Rose of Finland
(1922)
Point in Time
:
1922
Grand Cross with Collar of the Order of the White Rose of Finland
(8/27/1937)
Point in Time
:
8/27/1937
Honorary Citizenship
(1939)
Conferred By
:
Narva
Point in Time
:
1939
Honorary Citizen of Tallinn
Honorary Citizen of Pärnu
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Vasa
(1936)
Point in Time
:
1936
Member Of
Estonian Academy of Sciences
Work Location
Tallinn
Ufa
Russia
Described by Source
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978)
Section
:
Пятс Константин
SourceWatch List of Dictators
Q127048055
Position Held
12 items
President of Estonia
(4/24/1938 - 7/23/1940)
Replaced By
:
Lennart Meri
Series Ordinal
:
1
Start Time
:
4/24/1938
End Time
:
7/23/1940
Minister of the Interior
(2/24/1918 - 11/27/1918)
Replaced By
:
August Peet
Series Ordinal
:
1
Start Time
:
2/24/1918
End Time
:
11/27/1918
State Elder
(1/25/1921 - 11/21/1922)
Replaced By
:
Juhan Kukk
Series Ordinal
:
2
Replaces
:
Ants Piip
Start Time
:
1/25/1921
End Time
:
11/21/1922
State Elder
(8/2/1923 - 3/26/1924)
Replaced By
:
Friedrich Akel
Replaces
:
Juhan Kukk
Start Time
:
8/2/1923
End Time
:
3/26/1924
State Elder
(2/12/1931 - 2/19/1932)
Replaced By
:
Jaan Teemant
Replaces
:
Otto Strandman
Start Time
:
2/12/1931
End Time
:
2/19/1932
State Elder
(11/1/1932 - 5/18/1933)
Replaced By
:
Jaan Tõnisson
Replaces
:
Kaarel Eenpalu
Start Time
:
11/1/1932
End Time
:
5/18/1933
State Elder
(10/21/1933 - 1/24/1934)
Replaced By
:
Prime Minister of Estonia
Replaces
:
Jaan Tõnisson
Start Time
:
10/21/1933
End Time
:
1/24/1934
Prime Minister in Duties of the State Elder
(1/24/1934 - 9/3/1937)
Replaced By
:
President-Regent
Replaces
:
State Elder
Start Time
:
1/24/1934
End Time
:
9/3/1937
President-Regent
(9/3/1937 - 5/9/1938)
Replaced By
:
Kaarel Eenpalu
Replaces
:
Prime Minister of Estonia
Start Time
:
9/3/1937
End Time
:
5/9/1938
Prime Minister of Estonia
(11/12/1918 - 5/9/1919)
Start Time
:
11/12/1918
End Time
:
5/9/1919
President of the Riigikogu
(11/20/1922 - 6/7/1923)
Start Time
:
11/20/1922
End Time
:
6/7/1923
Member of the Estonian Constituent Assembly
(4/23/1919 - 12/20/1920)
Start Time
:
4/23/1919
End Time
:
12/20/1920
Religion or Worldview
Eastern Orthodox Church
Name in Native Language
Konstantin Päts
Given Name
Konstantin
Family Name
Päts
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Estonian
Finnish
Sex or Gender
Male
Child
Viktor Päts
Field of Work
Politics
Law
Insurance Industry
Economics of Banking
Opinion Journalism
Described at URL
http://www.digiporta.net/index.php?i ...
Sibling
Voldemar Päts
External Pages About Konstantin Päts
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