List of mayors of Tallinn

List of mayors of Tallinn

The following is a list of Mayors of Tallinn, Estonia.

* Office Name Political Affiliation Notes
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 Victor Maydell Deputy Mayor, baron
5 December 1885 – July 1894 Victor 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 – 5 April 2007 Jüri Ratas Centre Party Mayor
43 5 April 2007 – present Edgar Savisaar Centre Party Mayor

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