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Radio communication: l)transmitter-receivers 2,4oo, - 2)Additional suplies to operators....... 728, - 13. Financial support ( in various goods and equipments,German cyrrency etc.) to undc;rground organizatio-n and organizers in Estonia) ......... , 6,000, - 14. Support to Finlanu for - org:cmizing comrnunic'ltion -& information . • • . 2,4oo;, - 15. Using Estonian-Sweds­ transport.Payments-to German and Swe.dish -officials to get ne.cessary ·· -facilities ... "...... 4,ooo, lo; Rent for an additional boat • . • . • • . • . • 2,69.0, - 17. _AdministratioJ:l expences. 1,300, - 18• Various expen·ces..... 950, - --19 ,. s a 1. d o l. 369. 3~ Balance Juo,ooo, "" Bal.ance- no; ooo-; -~ ======= ============= ======== ============- - ------------ -- --~------~~~ ---~~----~- TIUVCRKAR FIJRSTKLASSIOA MOTORBATAR • R~PAR~RAR . MOTORER 0. BATAR • MOTOR~R 0. BJ.TAR STA.NDIGT PA lArJ~R POSTGIRO NR 23312 TELEFON 656762 LIDING(J s den 17 Juni 19 (STOCKHOlM SWeDeN) 44 ---························· .... 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DEBET 2 st~s~iftnyc~lsr l s krmrn" ,i stiil: 91 11 -):J I 2- i 241 l / lCOj ~0 I ! 4_51 ! -~- 2_l-v~p;-kopp~ri'ii.rg 2 j-- ~~- jiiUra-," - 5 Ek till tQK sumt sk~uv 1 2 st kontakt-i<rmar rn"'d skUv 11 1 kend!'nsator I 1 tandspole l Rotor 5 If sakrin~<ar 1 " fii.rdelalock 11 2 Accukurnuhtor!'r .•. ' . L ist nr. l. Persons evacuated from Estonia, l. H a g a r, H.; mag, phil., Vice-director of the Estonian National Museum at Tartu,thanks to his opposi tin Germans viers not able to evacuate the i1:useum to Germany, there foe ha v1as to be arresttlld, 2. Hagar, E., stud. med,, his wife. 3, S· o o t a, 0., former editor of a liberal newspaper "Esmasp9:ev11 , active mvem-ber of the Estonian underground National Com'1ltille, e.scapsd before Germans could arrest him. 4, He l 1 at, T., stud. jur.,attive member and organizer of the underground movement,underground radio-operator, son of former Estonian fcl6ign minister ahd envoy, A, Hellat, 5. T u u 1 ik, A., wife of the captain of ouflr boat, 6. HOti b e d a, J., jurist, official of the Central 0- ffice of the Estonian Consumers Co-operative J;:ovement. he has rebdered valuable services to anti-German activity movement,therefore.was plll'rsued and escaped 7, Hob e d a , Charlotte, his wife. $.Hob e d a, P., his son ?years old. 9. H 1:i bed a, V., his daughter, 5 years old. 10. M_ aid r a,.K., jurist, managing clerk of the Central firm of the Estonian Consumers Co-ope.tative Aseeti!.a­ Association; the same reasons- as iri the case of mr.Htibeda. g: M a i 11 <Lr a,' ~:; ~!~:hter, 14 years old. 13 • II T • ' l1' 10 t1 14. R e i g o, M., wife of the assistabt le_§.der oil. the Estonian underground National Comlttee,he remains in Estonia although he is pe~"sued and serched by Germans. 15. II J., son ' 6 years old. 16. K a n n A. , wife 11 17. ' ll'. , son· 9. years_ old 18. 11 A., daughter, 6. years old. 19.A 1 v et, A,, agr. ,agricutural adviser in the Central Of.fice - -~-of Estonian Agricutural Department, a specia:H.ist in cattle breeding, 20. Met a, j. Fisherman, 2l.K o p p el, .H. 22, Viin, J. J 23, T 1:i k k e, E,, men who lived in for&sts, in order to 24. P i 1 :ii. s .te,E._, avoid the conscription r>di. ~a"~· 25, N a a n e, A, ,• ltk, e•af! l'j ~ ~~) h~J_ ~ <>£«~'£J £. h4._ 26, Mihkelson, _li. 1 27. Pielvea, v., '· List -Fr. 2. Persons evacuated from Estonia. l. Ri.ives, Joh., prof. dr.med.,director of the clinic for nerve diseases at Tartu University.Pupil and successor oilr famous prof. L.Puusepp.He has studied al...--so in America as a scholar of Rockefeller Foundation. 2. Riives,Marta, den~tist. 3. Soosasr, Albert, engineer lj. Ots, At,_gust, lawyer, former adviser of Estonian i..inistry of Economic Affairs. former editor of nev1spaper 11 SAKALA" ·5, Toorr.inc;as, Andreas, expert in taxation, former taxation inspector in ~stonian kinistr~ of Economic Affairs. 6. Lelow,Helmuth, seaman, capts.in. 1. Tammeaid, Jlad., director of Fishing Centrale at PUrnu. B. Tamrneaid, 'irve., bookkeeper. 9. Aasaru, Karl, fishine; inspecteur. 10. Aasaru,Liida, ~ife. ll. Aasaru, Adu, 12. Okkapuu, aleks, land surveyor. 13. Saarnokk, Leopold, a specialist of saw-rllill. 14. Saarnokk, Eveline, wife. 15. Piik, Felix, seaman • 16. In t, Arjus, seaman, 17. 3runhof, Juhan, al)othecary. 18. B runhof, Eihkel, trader. 19. Tammeaid; ~ihkel, trader. 20. Tae;meai.d, Juuli, wife. 21. 1f'!'{rand, Hel mut , seaman. 22. Joasoo, Alfred, bookkeeper 23. Joasoo, Linda,· wife 24. Joasoo, ll!atti, son, one year old. 25. 3oidre, afugust, industrialist. 26. So idre, Anne-i.;;-, wife, _ 27. Soidre, Tiiu, daughter 4 years old. j 28. Soidre, Anu, accountant. - 29. Sepp,- Juha·n, seaman, motorist. 30. Vegner, Qeorg, fisher. 31. Kilvar, Albert, police official. 32.
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