Voldemar Hammer (also Vladimir Hammer; since 1922 Kallas-Gammer; 8 June 1894, Ravila – 23 May 1982

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) was an

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n politician. He was a member of

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. On 30 June 1919, he resigned his position and he was replaced by Jakob Mikiver.

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1894 births 1982 deaths Politicians from Kose Parish People from Kreis Harrien Estonian Social Democratic Workers' Party politicians Communist Party of Estonia politicians Members of the Estonian Constituent Assembly Estonian emigrants to the Soviet Union {{Estonia-politician-stub