Teataja
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Konstantin PĂ€tsâŠhe founded the Estonian-language newspaper Teataja (âAnnouncerâ), which reflected PĂ€tsâs socialistic leanings. In 1904 PĂ€ts became deputy mayor of Tallinn. During an Estonian rising in connection with the 1905 Russian Revolution, PĂ€ts, although he had called for restraint, was sentenced to death and had to flee Estonia. He was notâŠ
Read MoreâŠhe founded the Estonian-language newspaper Teataja (âAnnouncerâ), which reflected PĂ€tsâs socialistic leanings. In 1904 PĂ€ts became deputy mayor of Tallinn. During an Estonian rising in connection with the 1905 Russian Revolution, PĂ€ts, although he had called for restraint, was sentenced to death and had to flee Estonia. He was notâŠ
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EstoniaEstonian national awakening⊠founded the moderately radical newspaper Teataja. In 1904, thanks to PÀts, the Estonians won a clear victory on the Tallinn town council.
Read More⊠founded the moderately radical newspaper Teataja. In 1904, thanks to PÀts, the Estonians won a clear victory on the Tallinn town council.
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