List of mayors of Tallinn
The following is a list of Mayors of Tallinn, Estonia.
* | Office | Name | Political Affiliation | Notes |
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1 | April 1786 – November 1796 | Wilhelm Hetling | Mayor, first mayor of Tallinn | |
November 1796 – December 1877 | Magistracy of Reval was restored for 81 years | |||
2 | December 1877 – April 1878 | Oscar Arthur von Riesemann | Mayor | |
3 | April 1878 – June 1883 | Alexander Rudolf Karl von Uexküll | Mayor, baron | |
4 | June 1883 – August 1885 | Wilhelm Greiffenhagen | Mayor | |
August – December 1885 | Viktor von Maydell | Deputy Mayor, baron | ||
5 | December 1885 – July 1894 | Viktor von Maydell | Mayor | |
6 | July 1894 – July 1894 | Eduard Ernst Bätke | Deputy Mayor | |
7 | April 1895 – February 1905 | Karl Johan von Hueck | Mayor | |
8 | February – December 1905 | Erast Hiatsintov | Mayor | |
9 | December 1905 – May 1906 | Eugen Edmund Eduard Erbe | Deputy Mayor | |
10 | May 1906 – August 1913 | Voldemar Lender | Mayor, first Estonian mayor | |
11 | August 1913 – April 1917 | Jaan Poska | Mayor | |
12 | April – September 1917 | Gavriil Beljagin | Deputy Mayor | |
13 | September 1917 – March 1918 | Voldemar Vöölmann | Chairman of City Government | |
14 | March – 13 November 1918 | Erhard Arnold Julius Dehio | Lord Mayor (Oberbürgermeister) | |
March – 13 November 1918 | Alexander Riesenkampff | Second Mayor | ||
15 | 13–25 November 1918 | Aleksander Pallas | temporary Deputy Mayor | |
16 | 25 November 1918 – May 1919 | Aleksander Hellat | Mayor | |
17 | May – June 1919 | Anton Uesson | Deputy Mayor | |
18 | June – July 1919 | Gottlieb Jaan Ast | Mayor | |
19 | July 1919 – April 1934 | Anton Uesson | Mayor | |
20 | April 1934 – December 1939 | Jaan Soots | Mayor, from 1 May 1938 Lord Mayor | |
21 | December 1939 – July 1940 | Aleksander Tõnisson | Lord Mayor | |
22 | July 1940 – January 1941 | Aleksander Kiidelmaa | Mayor | |
23 | January – 24 August 1941 | Kristjan Seaver | Communist Party | Chairman of Executive Committee |
24 | 24–29 August 1941 | Artur Terras | Mayor | |
29 August – 6 December 1941 | Artur Terras | Lord Mayor | ||
6 December 1941 – September 1944 | Artur Terras | First Mayor (Erster Bürgermeister) | ||
25 | September 1944 – February 1945 | Aleksander Kiidelmaa | Communist Party | Chairman of Executive Committee |
26 | February – September 1945 | Ado Kurvits | Communist Party | Chairman of Executive Committee |
27 | September 1945 – March 1961 | Aleksander Hendrikson | Communist Party | Chairman of Executive Committee |
28 | March 1961 – June 1971 | Johannes Undusk | Communist Party | Chairman of Executive Committee |
29 | June 1971 – July 1979 | Ivar Kallion | Communist Party | Chairman of Executive Committee |
30 | July 1979 – December 1984 | Albert Norak | Communist Party | Chairman of Executive Committee |
31 | December 1984 – January 1990 | Harri Lumi | Communist Party | Chairman of Executive Committee |
32 | January 1990 – April 1992 | Hardo Aasmäe | Popular Front | Mayor |
33 | April 1992 – 31 October 1996 | Jaak Tamm | Coalition Party | Mayor |
34 | 31 October – 14 November 1996 | Priit Vilba | Reform Party | Mayor |
35 | 14 November 1996 – May 1997 | Robert Lepikson | Coalition Party | Mayor |
36 | May 1997 – March 1999 | Ivi Eenmaa | Coalition Party | Mayor, first woman as mayor |
37 | March – November 1999 | Peeter Lepp | Centre Party | Mayor |
38 | November 1999 – June 2001 | Jüri Mõis | Pro Patria | Mayor |
39 | June – December 2001 | Tõnis Palts | Pro Patria | Mayor |
40 | December 2001 – October 2004 | Edgar Savisaar | Centre Party | Mayor |
41 | October 2004 – November 2005 | Tõnis Palts | Res Publica | Mayor |
42 | November 2005 – April 2007 | Jüri Ratas | Centre Party | Mayor |
43 | 9 April 2007 – September 2015 | Edgar Savisaar | Centre Party | Mayor |
43 | September 2015 - present | Taavi Aas | Centre Party | Deputy Mayor |
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