Eestlaste Esimene Põhiseadusetegu Kuidas See Käis Ja Kuidas Õnnestus?

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Eestlaste esimene põhiseadusetegu Kuidas see käis ja kuidas õnnestus? Hannes Vallikivi Uluotsa eelnõu Uluotsa I eelnõu RKh arvamus AK PS-konverents iseseisvuse deklaratsioon Uluotsa II eelnõu Jaan Poska surm 1919 1920 märts aprill mai juuni juuli august sept okt nov dets jaan veebr märts aprill mai juuni juuli august sept okt nov dets Ajutine Valitsus (Päts) Strandmani valitsus Tõnissoni I valitsus Tõnissoni II valitsus Piibu valitsus kohtuminister Jüri Jaakosn Lui Olesk Jüri Jaakson Otto Strandman I istungj. II istungjärk III istungjärk IV istungjärk V istungjärk VAK VAK VAK PS prints. PS eeln. I lug. II lugemine III lug PS maaseadus RKhS avalike algkoolide seadus seisuste kaotam. sead. PerekSS Tartu rahu Landeswehri sõda relvarahu Venemaaga Eesti-Läti piirivaidlus AK valimised ägedad lahingud Narva rindel I Riigikogu valimised Punaarmee III suurpealetung riigikohtunike (Kaarel Partsi, Jaan Lõo jt) valimine AK = Asutav Kogu PerekSS = perekonnaseisu seadus RKhS = Riigikohtu seadus VAK = valitsemise ajutine kord (ajutine PS) Hannes Vallikivi, sept 2020 Karl Ast August Rei Minni Kurs-Olesk Otto Strandman Lui Olesk Ado Anderkopp Tõnis Kalbus Julius Seljamaa, Peeter Ruubel, Nikolai Talts Jaan Poska Kaarel Parts Mihkel Martna Jaan Tõnisson Villem Ernits Karl Einbund Juhan Kartau Jaan Lõo Johan Jans Aleksander Oinas Jakob Westholm Leopold Johanson Emma Asson Nikolai Maim Hugo Kuusner Jaan Vain Nikolai Kann Jüri Uluots Konstantin Päts Jaan Teemant Hans Kruus Hannes Vallikivi, sept 2020 1906 1893 1889 Venemaa 1874 Berni kanton 1867 Jaapan Šveits 1850 1849 Austria 1922 1848 Preisimaa Taani 1921 Läti / Leedu / Iirimaa 1831 Itaalia / Prantsusmaa II Vab 1815 1920 Gruusia / Poola / Jugoslaavia Belgia 1793 Madalmaad 1919 1789 Tšehhoslovakkia / Eesti / Austria 1776 Prantsusmaa I Vab Soome / Saksamaa Prantsusmaa / USA Bill of Rights Virginia Bill of Rights Hannes Vallikivi, sept 2020 RA, ERA.2124.2.267, l 4 RA, ERA.15.2.414, l 90 RA, EFA.114.0.39970.

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