Name
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Last position
in the Estonian Armed Forces
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Arrested
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Fate
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Major General Herbert Brede
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Commander of the 3 rd Division
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Executed October 6, 1942 in
Norilsk
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Major General Otto Heinze
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Relocated to Germany in March
of 1941. Died on June 8, 1968 in Bad Windsheim
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Major General Judge Advocate
Nikolai Helk (Tsistjakov)
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Chairman of the High Military
Court
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Executed May 14, 1941 in
Tallinn
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Major General Aleksander Jaakson
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Chief of Staff of the Armed
Forces
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Executed October 2, 1942 in
Kirov Oblast
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Major General Surgeon
Martin-Volmer Jervan (Gross)
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Head of the Armed Forces Health
Administration
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Executed October 15, 1942 in
Tseljabinsk
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Major General Gustav Jonson
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Inspector General of the
Cavalry, aide-de-camp to the President
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Died November 15, 1942 in the
Tseljabinsk Prison Camp
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Major General August Kasekamp
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1 st Assistant Officer to the Head of the General Staff of the
Armed Forces
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Died October 5, 1942 in a
prison camp in the Saratov Oblast
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Major General Hugo Kauler
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Inspector General of the Field
Artillery
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Executed September 22, 1942 on
the shores of Lake Lama near Norilsk
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Commander of the 2 nd Division
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Executed May 15, 1942 in Moscow
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Major General Hans Kurvits
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Permanent member of the Council
of the Armed Forces, former Commander of the Border Guard
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Executed December 27, 1942 in
Sosva Prison Camp
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Commander-in-Chief of the Armed
Forces
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Deported July 7, 1940, arrested
June 28, 1941
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Died on March 13, 1953 in
Vladimir Prison
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Major General Andres Larka
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Died January 3, 1942. In Malmo
in the Kirov Oblast
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Major General Surgeon Hans Leesment
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Chairman of the Estonian Red
Cross
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Died August 26, 1944 in Tallinn
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Lieutenant General Paul-Adolf Lill
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Retired in 1939. Last position,
Minister of Defense
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Died March 13, 1942 in
Sverdlovsk Prison
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Major General Surgeon Arthur Lossmann
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Escaped to Germany in 1944.
Died in London on August 1, 1972.
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Commander in Chief of the Armed
Forces in September 1944 in the government headed by Otto Tief
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Major General Johannes Orasmaa (Roska)
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Major General Surgeon
Aleksander Paldrok
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Retired 1934. Worked last as
adviser on skin diseases to the Armed Forces Health Service
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Believed to have died in combat
in September of 1944 in Harju or Lääne county
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Major General Aleksander
Voldemar Pulk
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Commander of the 1 st Division
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Dragooned into the Red Army
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Perished on August 18, 1941 on
the steamer Sibir on the Gulf of Finland (as an officer dragooned by the
Soviets)
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Major General Surgeon Ludvig Puusepp
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Specialist in neurology for the
Estonian Army
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Died on October 19, 1942 in
Tartu
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Lieutenant General Nikolai Reek
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Major General Rudolf Reiman
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Head of the Supply Command
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Died September 16, 1946 in
Tallinn
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Major General Voldemar Viktor Rieberg
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Retired in 1939. Last position:
Inspector General with the Engineering Corps Inspectorate
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Relocated to Germany in 1939.
Served in different positions within the Wehrmacht during WW II. Died on September 21,
1952 in Baden-Baden
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Major General Tõnis Rotberg
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Assistant to the Minister of
War, former Head of the Supply Command
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Died on July 24, 1953 in the
Taiset Prison Camp
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Rear Admiral Alexander Eduard von Salza
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Permanent member of the Council
of the Ministry of War, previously Commander of the Fleet
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In the spring of 1945 in
Germany
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Died on January 23, 1946 in
Moscow, in the Butorka Prison
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Retired in 1920. Last position:
Chief of Staff of Armed Forces Headquarters
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Executed February 6, 1942 in
Perm Oblast in the Ussolje Prison Camp
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Major General Otto Sternbeck
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Retired in 1937. Last position
as the Minister of Transportation, previously Inspector General of the Infantry
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Executed July 23, 1941 in
Tallinn.
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Major General Richard Tomberg
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Commander of the Air Defense
Forces
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Was in prison from
19441956, accused of being an English spy, died on May 25, 1982 in Tallinn
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Major General August Traksmaa (Traksmann)
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Assistant to the Minister of
War, former Acting Commander of the 2nd Division
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Major General Aleksander Tõnisson
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Retired in 1934. Last position:
permanent member of the Council of the Ministry of Defense, previously the Commander of
the 1 st Division
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Major General Juhan Tõrvand
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Sent into retirement in 1935.
Last position: Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces
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