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Ado Birk
Estonian politician (1883-1942).
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Ado Birk
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Place of Death
Country of Citizenship
Russian Empire
Estonia
Educated At
Saint Petersburg Theological Academy
(1905 - 1907)
University of Tartu
Saint Petersburg State University
(1907 - 1911)
Leipzig University
Instance Of
Human
Religion or Worldview
Eastern Orthodox Church
Date of Birth
11/14/1883
Date of Death
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Occupation
Given Name
Position Held
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Work Location
Family Name
Member of Political Party
Child
2/2/1942
Politician
Diplomat
Lawyer
Aadu
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(11/18/1919 - 7/28/1920)
Replaces
:
Jaan Poska
Replaces
:
Karl Robert Pusta
Replaced By
:
Karl Robert Pusta
Replaced By
:
Otto Strandman
Replaced By
:
Ants Piip
Start Time
:
11/18/1919
Start Time
:
7/30/1920
Start Time
:
10/23/1925
End Time
:
7/28/1920
End Time
:
10/26/1920
End Time
:
12/15/1925
Prime Minister of Estonia
(7/28/1920 - 7/30/1920)
Replaces
:
Jaan Tõnisson
Replaced By
:
Jaan Tõnisson
Start Time
:
7/28/1920
End Time
:
7/30/1920
Member of the Riigikogu
Estonian Provincial Assembly
(7/14/1917 - 7/27/1917)
Position Held
:
Secretary
Position Held
:
Chairperson
Start Time
:
7/14/1917
Start Time
:
11/27/1918
End Time
:
7/27/1917
End Time
:
2/3/1919
Tallinn City Council
(1913 - )
Start Time
:
1913
Member of the Estonian Constituent Assembly
(4/23/1919 - 12/20/1920)
Start Time
:
4/23/1919
End Time
:
12/20/1920
Estonian
Tallinn
Birk
Estonian People's Party
Start Time
:
1905
End Time
:
1907
Start Time
:
1907
End Time
:
1911
Avdi
Regina Birk
Ado
Sevurallag
Riga Seminary
( - 1905)
End Time
:
1905
Aadu Pirk
Tarvastu Rural Municipality
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