سجل الدخول باستخدام غوغل
تسجيل الدخول باستخدام فاسيبوك
The Control and Optation Commission was a department of the Ministry of the Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia. It dealt with the migration of Estonian citizens from Russia. The commission began its work in May 1920, and until December 1921, 32,155 people received Estonian citizenship, and 3,116 citizenship applications were rejected. The collection consists of copies of personal files of Jews from Petrograd wishing to enter the Republic of Estonia under the Optation (citizenship) Act. The files contain various personal data of the applicants as well as details about their plans for life in Estonia. In addition, these files include documents required for obtaining visas and certificates of Estonian citizenship. For each person, there are also responses to requests of the Control Optation Commission about the possibility of obtaining a residence permit from different Estonian state and municipal institutions --
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