Lagle Parek

Lagle Parek (born April 17, 1941 in Pärnu) is an Estonian stateswoman. She served as the Estonian Minister of Internal Affairs in the first post-Soviet occupation government, led by the prime minister Mart Laar.

Pullapää crisis

Parek resigned on 27 November 1993 in the aftermath of the Pullapää crisis. Before her, Hain Rebas, the Estonian Minister of Defence, had resigned over the same crisis.^[1]

Political offices
Preceded by Robert Närska	Estonian Minister of Internal Affairs 1992–1993	Succeeded by Heiki Arike

Restoration of Baltic independence

Soviet dissident era

Groups and events	Baltic Appeal (1979) · Letter of 40 Intellectuals (1980) · Phosphorite War · MRP-AEG (1987–1988)

Dissidents	Jüri Kukk · Tiit Madisson · Mart Niklus · Lagle Parek · Enn Tarto · Gunārs Astra

Political activism era

Movements	ERSP · Popular Front of Estonia · Popular Front of Latvia · Sąjūdis · Estonian Citizens' Committee · Congress of Estonia

Activists	Tunne Kelam · Vytautas Landsbergis · Lennart Meri

Singing Revolution	Hirvepark meeting (1987) · Night Song Festivals (1988) · Baltic Way (1989)

Key decisions	Sovereignity Declaration of the Estonian SSR (1988) · Act of the Re-Establishment of the State of Lithuania (1990) ·

Final armed confrontations	January 1991 events in Lithuania · January 1991 events in Latvia

Music	Alo Mattiisen · Baltics are Waking Up

Transition

Governance	Constitution of Estonia (1991–1992) · Estonian monetary reform of 1992 · Post-Soviet property reform in Estonia

Crises	Pullapää crisis (1993) · Coup of the Volunteers (1993)