List of members of the Supreme Soviet of the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic, 1947–1951

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This is a list of members of the second legislature of the Supreme Soviet of the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic which was the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic's legislative chamber between 1940 and 1941, and between 1944 and 1992. The session ran from 19 February 1947 to 19 February 1951, [1] =and followed the 1947 Estonian Supreme Soviet election in which only Bloc of Communists and Non-Party Candidates was the only party able to contest the elections.

List of members

Source: Jaan Toomla, Valitud ja Valitsenud: Eesti parlamentaarsete ja muude esinduskogude ning valitsuste isikkoosseis aastail 1917–1999 (National Library of Estonia, 1999), pp. 86–88.

NamePartyNotes
Julius Aamisepp Died 19.01.1950
Georg Abels NLKP
Heinrich AjoNLKP
Hendrik Allik NLKP
Vassili AnanjitšNLKP
Nigol Andresen NLKP
Boris BersinNLKP
Konstantin BlagodarovNLKP
Konstantin BoitsovNLKP
Eduard BrandtNLKP
Valli-Moonika HaldreNLKP
Augustin Hansen NLKP
Hilda Hein
Aleksander Hendrikson NLKP
Viktor HionNLKP
Mihkel IlmjärvDied 30.01.1951
Eduard IntiNLKP
Aleksander Jaanus (Ivanov-Jaanus)NLKP
August Jakobson NLKP
Maria Jefimova (Efimova)Resigned 1949
Vladimir JefremovNLKP
Helene Johani (Mugasto)NLKP
Aleksander Jõeäär NLKP
Mihkel Jürna NLKP
Eugen Kapp -, NLKP
Nikolai Karotamm NLKP
Lilli Karro-, NLKP
Marta Karrus
Elfriede Kastra-, NLKP
Paul Keerdo NLKP
Linda KipperNLKP
Arnold KressNLKP
Hans KruusNLKP
Rosa-Alma KrügerNLKP
August KründelNLKP
Leida Kulbin
Jaan Kuld-, NLKP
Jevgeni KungurtsevNLKP
Dimitri KuzminNLKP
Villem KuusikNLKP
Eela Kuusküll (Sõstramets)NLKP
Johannes Ladoga
Max LaossonNLKP
Eduard LindNLKPDied 11.02.1950
Johannes LindamNLKP
Vilhelm LombakNLKP
Jaan LukasArrested 1950
Olga Lund (Gerretz)
Julius Maran-, NLKP
Salme Mardi-, NLKP
Vassili MatvejevNLKP
Heino MerendiNLKP
Mihkel MerilainNLKP
August MinneNLKP
Vyacheslav MolotovNLKP
Julius Murd-, NLKP
Osvald Must
Aleksander MäeNLKP
Anna-Rosalie Mägi
Aleksei MüüriseppNLKPElected 18.12.1949
Nikolai NatšinkinNLKP
Linda Otto
Aleksei OvsjannikovNLKP
Kaarel Paas (Pauk)NLKP
Aleksander PitkNLKP
Miralda PräätsNLKP
August PustaNLKP
Endel PuuseppNLKP
Nikolai PuuseppNLKP
Eduard PällNLKP
Anna Rannaste
Arnold RaudNLKP
Hilda Reinhold
Aleksander ResevNLKP
Ernst RistmägiNLKP
Anatoli RoslakNLKP
Helene SaarÜLKNÜ
Miili SelgeNLKP
Elfriede Selgmäe
Johannes SemperNLKP
Mihhail SerjuginNLKP
Maire Soobik
Jossif Stalin NLKP
Jaan Suits
Juhan Suting
Eduard SärematNLKP
Voldemar ZukkerNLKP
Andrei ŽdanovNLKPDied 31.08.1948
Voldemar TellingNLKP
Peeter TiidoNLKP
Hamlet TiitsNLKP
Alma Tomingas
Andrei TorfNLKP
Arnold TreibergNLKP
Nikolai TurkestanovNLKP
Paul UusmanNLKP
Artur VahaNLKP
Arnold VeimerNLKP
Johannes Villevelt-, NLKP
Fatinia VoolmäeNLKP
Bronislav VõrseNLKP

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