Johan Kaarlimäe (before 1935, he had the name and surname Johann Karlsberg ) (November 21, 1901– February 5, 1977) - an Estonian politician, known as a member of the government of Otto Tiif .
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| Date of Birth | November 21, 1901 |
| Place of Birth | Rahnoja [1] , Vana-Vändra , Pärnumaa |
| Date of death | February 5, 1977 (75 years) |
| Place of death | Raikküla |
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Biography
Born into the family of Carl Karlsberg (August 21, 1851– November 20, 1916) and Marie Calsbreg, nee Tõnnismann (August 4, 1860–1920?) [1] .
He was a volunteer at the Estonian War of Liberation . In 1922 he graduated from the Hugo Treffner High School . In 1922-1923 he studied at the Faculty of Agriculture of the University of Tartu, and from 1923 to 1935 at the Faculty of Law. He was a member of the Estonian Student Society .
Member of the I Assembly of the National Assembly in 1937 and member of the 1st Riigikogu (State Duma) in 1938-1940. On October 5, 1935, he was appointed head of the information department of the National Advocacy Service [2] . In addition to this, from 1936 to 1937 he was considered the chairman of the Estonian Telegraph Agency, and from 1937 to 1940 he was a foreman of Järvu county. Chairman of the Council of Omakaitse (Home Guard) of Järvamaa County (June 14, 1940) [3] . In 1938 he was awarded the Order of the White Star of 4 degrees.
Member of the Chamber of Agriculture (Põllutöökoda) of the 1st and 2nd convocations.
On September 18, 1944, Uri Uluots appointed him Minister without a Portfolio in the Government of Otto Tiif and Head of the Information Center. On December 9 of that year, he was arrested by the Soviet authorities in his house. Together with six other members of the government, including Otto Tiif, he was sent through a stage to Moscow, where in early July 1945 he was convicted by the military collegium of the Supreme Court under the chairmanship of Ulrich to 5 years in prison and 3 years of exile [4] . He returned to Estonia in 1954. He was arrested for the second time in 1969 and sentenced to a year in prison.
Johan Kaarlimäe died in a fire, being at that moment the last member of the government of Otto Tiif living in Estonia. He was buried in the Old Vändry cemetery .
Family
- Wife - Ella, nee Lond (April 27, 1901 —?) [1]
- Daughter - Kirsi (September 20, 1930—?) [1]
- Son - Johan (June 24, 1932-1981) [1]
- A son - ?
- Daughter - Tumala, nee Kaarlimäe [1]
- The sister is Juuli Kontus, nee Carlsberg (January 30, 1879–16 July 1952) [1] .
- Sister is Kata Kask, nee Carlsberg (January 7, 1881 —?) [1] .
- Sister - Alide Alexius, nee Carlsberg (December 28, 1882-1946) [1] .
- Sister - Maria Rijel, nee Carlsberg (June 24, 1885-1965) [1] , three times married to Anton Jurisson, Gustav Rijel (Rijel) and Oscar Pärnik.
- Brother - Jaan Carlsberg (January 2, 1888 - January 20, 1893), died in childhood [1]
- Sister - Salme Carlsberg (December 1891–31, 1891 (52 weeks)), died in infancy [1]
- Sister - Ida Aasamyagi, nee Carlsberg (December 31, 1892 - January 13, 1980) [1] .
- Sister - Martha Kaarlimäe-Karlsberg (December 16, 1895-1951), died in Stockholm [1]
- The sister is Hilda Carlsberg (February 22, 1899–9 April 1928) [1]
- Brother - Karl Kaarlimäe-Carlsberg (November 8, 1901-1961) [1] [5]
Literature
- "Järva aj. Maavalitsuse esimeheks nimetati Juhan Kaarlimäe." Uus Eesti nr 232, 28. august 1937. Lk 7 (“Juhan Kaarlima was named chairman of the Järva county government.” New Estonia No. 232, 28 August 1937.)
- Album Academicum Universitatis Tartuensis 1918-1944
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 com / people / Juhan-Kaarlim% C3% A4e-Karlsberg / 6000000005912345660 Juhan Kaarlimäe ← Karlsberg (link not available)
- ↑ Peaministri käsukiri nr. 6 5. oktoobrist 1935
- ↑ Omakaitse sihtkapitalile rajati Järvamaa toimkond. Rahvaleht, 15. juuni 1940, nr. 139, lk. five.
- ↑ Tiif O. From the memoirs and notes about 1939-1969. // Past: East. alm. - [Vol. 7. - M.: Progress: Phoenix, 1992. - P. 112-189]. O. Tiif points out that all defendants received 5 years of defeat in their rights.
- ↑ This is probably Johan’s twin, and the difference in dates of birth is related to the difference in the Julian and Gregorian calendars.
