Tartu Dorpat, Dörpt, Derpt, Tarbatu, Jurjev, Tartto, Tartus

second largest city of Estonia

Country:: at present

Estonia

1991

Soviet Union

1944-08-25

Nazi Germany

1941-07-26

Soviet Union

1918

Russian Empire

1704

Sweden

1661

Tsardom of Russia

1656

Sweden

1625

Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

1603

Sweden

1600

Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

1582

Tsardom of Russia

1558

Livonian Order

1224

Historical names:: at present

ru Тарту

1918

be Юр’еў

1893

be Дэрпт

1224

National Library of Finland	80
Czech Literary Bibligraphy	13

Journal article	49
Book	46

Noor-Eesti Kirjastus	3
Brendeken, Johann (kirjapaino, Tartto, 1690-1699)	2
Eesti Kirjanduse Selts	2
Akademija nauk Estonskoi SSR	1
Becker, Jacob (kirjapaino, Tartto, 1632-1635)	1

World Literature Studies	4
Historiallinen aikakauskirja	3
Slovo a smysl	3
Turun sanomat	3
Bibliophilos	2

German university teacher (1900-1941)

Died here

Russian-Estonian semiotician

Died here

Estonian poet, philosopher, translator, politician and culture critic (1941-2021)

Born here

Estonian linguist

Born here

Finnish theologian and priest

Born here

Polish poet, actriess, writer, teacher, activist (1905-1981)

Born here

Estonian-Swedish artist

Born here

German author

Died here

Estonian writer, author of the national epic Kalevipoeg (1803–1882)

Died here

All persons 47