Examples of 'päts' in a sentence
Meaning of "päts"
äts (noun): A term that could have different meanings depending on the context or language. It may refer to a type of pastry, a geographical location, or have a specific cultural significance
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Päts himself was one of the key opponents of devaluation.
Konstantin Päts had diabetes.
Päts himself continued to live in the premises.
At the beginning of the 1930s, president Konstantin Päts introduced a nationwide Estonianization program for family names.
Konstantin Päts established a moderate regime that the historian Georg von Rauch has called Authoritarian Democracy.
The new system was obstructed by a 1934 coup d'état by head of government Konstantin Päts.
Konstantin Päts became the first person to bear this title.
Until 1940 it served as the summer residence of the Estonian president Konstantin Päts.
Konstantin Päts becomes president of Estonia.
In 1917, when German forces were advancing on Estonia, Päts was able to avoid the mobilization.
Päts was interrogated for hours, but did not take the blame.
Forced treatment was ended in 1954 and Päts was sent to a psychoneurology hospital in Jämejala, Estonia.
Päts has been seen as a politician, who destroyed democracy in interwar Estonia.
April 24 - Konstantin Päts becomes president of Estonia.
Päts was elected on 21 October 1933 to head the non-aligned transitional government to the second constitution.
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President Konstantin Päts and his wife were arrested on July 30 and deported to Ufa.
Päts also founded the Tallinn Technical Institute on 15 September 1936 as the second university in Estonia.
Instead they used Päts as an unknown lawyer with an affiliation in the Orthodox Church . [ 7 ].
In 1908, Päts moved to Ollila, which was located at the Russian border near Saint Petersburg.
On 1 May 1938 Konstantin Päts renamed the Jõhvi borough a town along with nearly all Estonian boroughs.
Besides, Päts was certain that Germany would attack Russia.
Konstantin Päts and General Johan Laidoner stage a coup in Estonia, and ban all political parties.
Konstantin Päts gave the first traditional speech at the Independence Day parade on 24 February 1919.
