jaakson造句

• He did not want to bother Jaakson, he later explained.
• Jaakson was imprisoned by the sovjet secret service NKVD on 14 June 1941.
• The cause was a stroke, a family friend, Juhan Jaakson, said.
• It was enough to see the door of the consulate Jaakson had maintained for so long.
• He defended his Master's thesis in 1938 under the supervision of professor Hermann Jaakson in Tartu University.
• Raudsepp died Monday of a stroke at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, said a family friend, Juhan Jaakson.
• Jaakson passports, as they came to be known, were honored by many Western countries, including the United States.
• Jaakson studied in H . Treffner's Private High School and studied law at Tartu University from 1892 to 1896.
• Jaakson was a member and Assistant Chairman of the Estonian Province Assembly ( " Eesti Maap鋏v " ) in 1917 1918.
• The heads of the Estonian Diplomatic Service were Johannes Kaiv ( 1940-1965 ) and Ernst Jaakson ( 1965-1991 ).
• In 1915-1919, Jaakson was a member of the Board of the Tallinn City Bank ( " Tallinna Linnapank " ).
• The admiration of Estonians for Jaakson was exhibited by Lennart Meri, the current president of Estonia, during a New York visit in the early 1980s.
• In 1969, Ernst Jaakson signed the Apollo 11 Goodwill Messages on behalf of the Estonian nation, among leaders of 73 countries from around the world.
• Ants Piip, August Rei, J黵i Uluots, Juhan Kukk, Friedrich Karl Akel and J黵i Jaakson were also in office for less than a year.
• Jaakson was founder of several banks and participated in several organizations like the Central Society of the North Estonian Farmers and the Council of the Tallinn Economic Union.
• Born in Riga, Latvia, in 1905, Jaakson was a teen-ager when he began working part time at the Estonian Consulate there, cleaning and organizing the files.
• In 1933, the school celebrated its 50th birthday, which was attended by notable Estonian public figures, such as Jaan T鮪isson, J黵i Jaakson, Konstantin P鋞s, and others.
• Ernst Rudolph Jaakson, the ambassador from Estonia who maintained a consulate in New York after the Soviet Union absorbed the country, died on Sept . 4 in New York, the Estonian Consulate said.