Carl Robert Jakobson
Carl Robert Jakobson was a prominent Estonian writer, politician, and agronomist, born on March 2, 1841, in the region of Viljandi. He is best known for his contributions to Estonian literature and his advocacy for Estonian national identity and agrarian reform. Jakobson was a key figure in the Estonian national awakening and worked tirelessly to promote education and literacy among Estonians. He died on March 19, 1882, and his legacy continues to resonate in Estonia, with various memorials and institutions honoring his work. Recently, he was remembered during a commemorative hike along a historical route he once traveled, organized by the Estonian Rural Museums Foundation.
Born on Mar 02, 1856 (169 years old)
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Carl Robert Jakobson had essential qualities for a newspaper editor and politician.
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Carl Robert Jakobson is noted for his contributions to Estonian society and is buried in Kurgja.
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Carl Robert Jakobson is commemorated during the traditional Sakala tee hike on the anniversary of his death.
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Carl Robert Jakobson is commemorated for his contributions to Estonian culture and history.
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