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Estonian writer and politician (1865–1933)
Also known as: Eduard Wilde, Эдуард Вильде, Вилде Эдуард Юрьевич, Вилде, Эдуард, Вильде, Эдуард Юрьевич, Эдуард Вилде
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- Estonian short stories
- Jack Brown (1951)
- Reisikirjeldused (1956)
- V gosti︠a︡kh u krymskikh ėstont︠s︡ev
- Mahtra sôda (1949)