List of Estonian Americans

This is a list of notable Estonian-Americans, including both original immigrants who obtained American citizenship and their American descendants.

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To be included in this list, the person must have a Wikipedia article showing they are Estonian American or must have references showing they are Estonian American and are notable.

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References

  1. ^ Alar Kivilo @ MPAS
  2. ^ Estonian: Alar Kivilo interview at postimees.ee
  3. ^ [1] "...under the rising 38-year-old Estonian-American conductor Kristjan Järvi..."
  4. ^ [2] "Estonian-American conductor Neeme Jarvi..."
  5. ^ [3] "The Estonian-American conductor, Paavo Järvi..."
  6. ^ [4]
  7. ^ [5] "The most well-known of Estonian/American artists is the infamous Mark Kostabi..."
  8. ^ Eastern Europe By Richard C. Frucht -Page 93 ISBN 978-1-57607-800-6 born to Estonian exiles in California
  9. ^ [6]"The complete list is: Peeter Kolk, Dianne Bowen, Külliki Talp, Ilse Leetaru, Mark Kostabi, Paul Indrek Kostabi..."
  10. ^ [7] "As the great Estonian-American architect wrote..."
  11. ^ [8] "I still spoke with a strong European accent as I had immigrated to the United States only 10 years earlier as an Estonian refugee via Germany and was experiencing, in reality and the real sense of the word, "the American Dream.”"
  12. ^ [9] "But in the last years of her life spent in Savannah, the Estonian-American composer came around to see things differently."
  13. ^ [10] "Mai sought out an old Geislingen playmate, Estonian-American Priit Vesilind..."
  14. ^ University of Pennsylvania School of Design
  15. ^ Integrated Buildings By Leonard R. Bachman; p. 91 ISBN 978-0-471-46774-8 "Louis Kahn's engineer and fellow Estonian..."
  16. ^ Toivo U. Raun @ Indiana University
  17. ^ Toivo Raun, an Estonian-American historian @ BAFSA
  18. ^ Estonia and the Estonians By Toivo U. Raun ISBN 0-8179-9131-X
  19. ^ Who's Who in Sciences Academia
  20. ^ Estonian: Mare Taagepera @ ut.ee
  21. ^ Mare Taagepera @ the Estonian Chemical Society
  22. ^ Rein Taagepera @ University of California, Irvine
  23. ^ [11] "According to leading Estonian-American political scientist Rein Taagepera..."
  24. ^ Remarkable Estonian astronomers @ Tartu Space observatory
  25. ^ Alar Toomre @ Encyclopædia Britannica
  26. ^ [12] "Estonian/American chemist"
  27. ^ Ehlvest, Jaan (2004). The Story of a Chess Player. Arbiter Publishing. ISBN 0-9763891-0-X. 
  28. ^ [13] "Roos is believed to be the first Estonian native to play in the NFL..."
  29. ^ [14] "Steve Jurvetson, the 34 year-old Silicon Valley venture capitalist extraordinaire, and second-generation Estonian American..."
  30. ^ [15] Center For Immigration Studies: Dual Citizenship and American National Identity. Renshon, Stanley A.
  31. ^ JSTOR ...Michael Josselson, himself of Estonian origins
  32. ^ Powers, Richard. Not Without Honor. Yale University Press. p. 211. ISBN 9780300074703. http://books.google.com/books?id=N_LbUSH0N1sC&pg.  naturalized American of Jewish-Estonian background
  33. ^ [16] "Jaan Laaman grew up in Roxbury and Buffalo NY. Hisfamily emigrated to the U.S. from Estonia when he was a child."
  34. ^ The Estonians in America, 1627-1975: a chronology & fact book

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