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ヨハネス・バレス

Also known as Johannes Barbarus, Johannes Vares Barbarus

Estonian poet, doctor, and politician, first Soviet prime minister in Estonia (1890-1946)

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date of birth: 1890-01-12
date of death: 1946-11-29
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name in native language: Johannes Vares

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Estonia

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Viljandi County

Konstantin Päts

Members of the Supreme Soviet of the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic, 1940–1947

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