(1921-1925), Deputy President of the Bank of Estonia (1919-1921) Artur Uibopuu (1879-1930) - President of the Bank of Estonia (1925-1926) Oskar Kerson (1887-1980) - President of the Bank of Estonia in Exile (1968-1980) Märten Ross (b. 1971) - Deputy President of the Bank of Estonia (2000-2011) Culture Ernst Enno (1875–1934) - Poet and writer Edgar Johan Kuusik (1888–1974) - Architect Edgar Valter Saks (1910–1984) - Historian and author Erik Orav (1953-2012) - Director Sid Deutsche Gallery NY and the legendary Leo Castelli Gallery NY Harry Männil (1920–2010) - Businessman, cultural benefactor Boris Kõrver (1917-1994) - Composer and musician Roman Toi (1916-2018) - Composer, conductor and organist Albert Tattar (1901-1989) - Founder of Venezuela's 5th largest conglomerate and cultural benefactor to Estonians Military Nikolai Link (1880-1943) - Captain lieutenant (equal to Lieutenant colonel) Artur Perna (1881-1940) - Lieutenant colonel Paul Borkmann (1891-1936) - Colonel Gustav Jonson (1880-1942) - Major General, Chief of Cavalry regiments of the Estonian Ground Force in the War of Independence (1918-1919) Aleksander Tilger (1897-1944) - Lieutenant colonel Eduard Liibus (1893-1941) - Colonel Jaan Unt (1894-1974) - Lieutenant colonel Elias Kasak (1895-1985) - Colonel Voldemar Karing (1895-1942) - Colonel Politics Karl Ipsberg (1870–1943) - Minister of Roads (1921-1923), deputy Minister of Commerce and Industry (1921-1922), MP (1919-1926 with intervals) Jaan Raudsepp (1873-1945) - Minister of Roads (1932) Eduard Aule (1878-1947) - Minister of Nutrition (1919), MP (1917-1919 with intervals) Artur Uibopuu (1879-1930) - MP (1919-1920) Oskar Amberg (1878–1963) - Minister of Labour and Welfare (1923-1924), Minister of War (1924), Minister of Roads (1925-1926), MP (1920-1925 with intervals) Georg Vestel (1882-1933) - Deputy State Elder (1921-1922), Minister of Monetary Affairs (1921-1924), Minister of Commerce-Industry (1922-1923) Villem Reinok (1882-1958) - MP (1922) Jaan Mägi (1883-1939) - MP (1919-1921 with intervals) Johan Sihver (1882-1942) - MP (1929-1940, with intervals) Hugo Kaho (1885-1964) - MP (1938-1940) Juhan Kalm (1884-1953) - MP (1917-1919) Anton Teetsov (1889-1941) - Minister of Monetary Affairs (1927-1928) Leo Sepp (1892-1941) - Minister of Monetary Affairs (1924-1927), Minister of Economic Affairs (1938-1940) Edgar Sulg (1891-1970) - MP (1926-1929) August Kerem (1889-1942) - Deputy State Elder (1927-1928), Minister of Agriculture (1920, 1923-1925, 1929-1931), Minister of Roads (1926-1928), Minister of Defense (1931-1932, 1933) Peeter Kurvits (1881-1962) - Minister of Economic Affairs (1933), II Deputy President of the Riigikogu (1921-1923), MP (1920-1934, with intervals) Tõnis Kint (1896–1991) - Prime Minister in duties of the President (1970-1990), acting Prime Minister in Exile (1963-1964),