Johannes Käbin

Johannes Käbin (born 24 September 1905 – died 26 October 1999) was a Soviet politician who led the Estonian Communist Party from 1950 to 1978. A relative moderate, he was an ethnic Estonian but was raised in Russia.

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Heads of State of Estonia
Republic of Estonia (1918-1940) Piip \| Päts \| Kukk \| Päts \| Akel \| Jaakson \| Teemant \| Tõnisson \| Rei \| Strandman \| Päts \| Teemant \| Eenpalu \| Päts \| Tõnisson \| Päts Republic of Estonia in Exile (1940–1992) Uluots \| Rei \| Warma \| Kint \| Mark Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic (1940-1990) Vares \| Päll \| Jakobson \| Eichfeld \| Müürisepp \| Vader \| Käbin \| Rüütel Republic of Estonia (1992- ) Meri \| Rüütel \| Ilves