The Political Graveyard: Estonia

Estonia

Estonia information:

Population: 1,423,316
Land area 17,462 square miles.
Capital: Tallinn

See also: Soviet Union

Neighboring areas:

North: Gulf of Finland
East: Russia
South: Latvia
Southwest: Gulf of Riga
West: Baltic Sea

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Estonia
U.S. Consuls in Estonia
U.S. Politicians who were born in Estonia

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Estonia

Frederick W. B. Coleman (Minister 1922-31) Robert P. Skinner (Minister 1931-33) John Van A. MacMurray (Minister 1933-36) Arthur Bliss Lane (Minister 1936-37) John C. Wiley (Minister 1938-40) Robert C. Frasure (Ambassador 1992-94) Lawrence P. Taylor (Ambassador 1995-97) Imre Lipping (Ambassador 1997) Melissa Foelsch Wells (Ambassador 1998) Joseph Michael DeThomas (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in Estonia

(may be incomplete!)

Reval (Tallinn): Brook B. Williams (Consul 1858-59) Charles A. Leas (Consul 1859-61) Henry B. Stacy (Consul 1861-69) R. E. A. Radau (Consular Agent 1914) Charles H. Albrecht (Consul 1920-22) William C. Perkins (Vice Consul 1921-22) Harold B. Quarton (Consul 1922-25) George Gregg Fuller (Vice Consul 1922) Earl L. Packer (Vice Consul 1922) William L. Peck (Vice Consul 1924)
Tallinn: Joseph G. Groeninger (Consul 1925-26) Cyrus B. Follmer (Vice Consul 1926) Harry E. Carlson (Consul 1926-35) George F. Kennan (Vice Consul 1929) Ellis A. Johnson (Vice Consul 1932) Frederick P. Latimer, Jr. (Vice Consul 1932)

U.S. Politicians who were born in Estonia

No city given: Samuel H. Shapiro 1907

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