List of sons and daughters of Tallinn City
This list contains in chronological order in Tallinn (until February 24, 1918 Tallinn was officially called Reval ) personalities with an article in the German Wikipedia. It is irrelevant whether they subsequently worked in the city. The list does not claim to be complete.
Tallinn-born personalities
Until 1800
- Hermann Marsow (1485–1555), Lutheran theologian and reformer from Livonia
- Balthasar Rüssow (1536–1600), Baltic German chronicler
- Johan De la Gardie (1582–1642), Swedish statesman
- Jakob De la Gardie (1583–1652), Swedish military leader in various services, Governor General of Livonia
- Heinrich Stahl (around 1600–1657), German Baltic theologian
- Cord Vegesack (1609–1697), Hamburg merchant, senior senior citizen and councilor
- Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie (1622–1686), Swedish general and statesman
- Joachim Salemann the Elder (1629–1701), German-Baltic Lutheran clergyman, Bishop of Estonia
- Reinhold Johan von Fersen (1646–1716), military man and statesman
- Jakob Johann von Hastfer (1647–1695), Swedish field marshal and governor general of Livonia
- Johann Hornung (1660–1715), linguist, pastor and man of letters
- David Johann Rahr (1677–1753), pastor on Ösel
- Heinrich Gutsleff (1680–1747), theologian
- Hans Reinhold von Fersen (1683–1736), Swedish lieutenant general and politician of German-Baltic origin
- Anton thor Helle (1683–1743), theologian
- Gustav Friedrich von Rosen (1688–1769), Livonian general in the Swedish service
- Georg Saleman (around 1670–1729), miniature painter
- Eberhard Gutsleff the Younger (1700–1749), German Baltic theologian
- Fabian Gottlieb von der Osten-Sacken (1752–1837), Field Marshal of the Russian Army and Freemason
- Friedrich Gustav Arvelius (1753–1806), writer and educator
- Klaus Gustav von Baranoff (1753–1814), Russian major general and governor general
- Peter August Friedrich von Manteuffel (1768–1842), Baltic German writer
- Karl Johann Salemann (1769–1843), lawyer, mayor of Reval and director of the Estonian department of the Russian Bible Society
- Thomas Johann Seebeck (1770–1831), German physicist
- Gustav Reinhold Nyländer (1775–1825), Lutheran missionary and Africanist
- Suve Jaan (1777-1851), writer
- Karl Wilhelm von Toll (1777–1842), general in the Russian army
- Alexander von Benckendorff (1781–1844), Russian general
- Ferdinand von Tiesenhausen (1782–1805), wing adjutant
- Otto Magnus von Stackelberg (1786–1837), archaeologist, painter and writer
- Otto von Kotzebue (1787–1846), German-Baltic explorer and officer in the Russian Navy
- Kapiton Stepanowitsch Pavlov (1792–1852), Russian-Ukrainian painter
- Johann Friedrich Weisse (1792–1869), German pediatrician
- Eduard Hoeppener (1795–1856), Reval councilor, businessman and commercial entrepreneur
- Alexander Heinrich Neus (1795–1876), folklorist, translator and publicist
- Wilhelm Smets (1796–1848), writer and journalist, member of the Frankfurt National Assembly in 1848
- Carl Abraham Hunnius (1797–1851), doctor and founder of the Haapsalu health resort
- Alexei Fjodorowitsch Lwow (1798–1870), Russian violinist and composer
19th century
1801 to 1850
- Alexander Friedrich von Hueck (1802–1842), German-Balte, physician and author
- Carl Johann Koch (1803–1864), pastor and theologian
- Karl Gustav von Rehekampff (1803-1883), Russian general of the cavalry
- Otto von Lilienfeld (1805–1896), manor owner and lawyer
- Fjodor Fjodorowitsch Andresen (1806–1880), Russian painter
- Paul Adam von Becker (1808–1881), classical philologist, archaeologist and university professor
- Georg Julius von Schultz (1808–1875), doctor, poet, publicist and folklorist
- Nikolai von Baranoff (1808-1883), Russian infantry general
- Nikolai von Baranoff (1808–1863), Baltic painter and artist
- Wilhelm Gustav Becker (1811–1874), German-born Russian doctor, pharmacologist and university professor
- Maschinka Schneider (1815–1882), actress and singer
- Franz Anton Schiefner (1817–1879), linguist and ethnologist
- Alexander Petrowitsch Walter (1818–1889), Russian-Ukrainian anatomist and physiologist
- Rudolf von Bernhard (1819–1887), architect and university professor
- Gotthard von Hansen (1821–1900), city archivist
- Alexander von Baranoff (1837–1905), Russian lieutenant general
- Ferdinand Justius Luther (1838–1910), pastor and theologian
- Peter von Baranoff (1843–1924), Russian lieutenant general
- Konstantin Höhlbaum (1849–1904), archivist, historian, employee of the Hanseatic Document Book.
- Georg Dehio (1850–1932), German art historian
1851 to 1900
- Karl Dehio (1851–1927), internist and professor
- Rudolf Winkler (1855–1917), German-Baltic Evangelical clergyman
- Eduard von Toll (1858–1902), Russian naturalist and polar explorer of Baltic German descent
- Johannes Kirchner (1859–1940), German classical philologist and epigraphist
- Konstantin von Baranoff (1859–1936), Russian major general
- Sergei Michailowitsch Volkonsky (1860–1937), Russian music and theater teacher
- Maurice Reinhold von Stern (1860–1938), writer and journalist
- Eduard von Dellingshausen (1863–1939), Baltic German politician
- Otto von Dessien (1863–1918), architect
- Alexander Pridik (1864–1936), classical philologist and ancient historian
- Eugen Pridik (1865–1935), classical archaeologist and numismatist
- Edgar Hoeppener (1865–1937), banker and entrepreneur
- Theophile von Bodisco (1873–1944), Baltic German writer
- Theodor Lemba (1876–1962), pianist
- Bernhard Gregory (1879–1939), chess master
- Alexander Rasvosow (1879–1920), Russian naval officer and admiral
- Otto von Taube (1879–1973), writer, lawyer, art historian and translator
- Elsa Wagner (1881–1975), German film and theater actress
- Marie Under (1883–1980), poet
- Juhan Aavik (1884–1982), composer
- Eugen Habermann (1884–1944), architect
- Nikolai Triik (1884–1940), painter, graphic artist and art teacher
- Konrad von Grünewaldt (1884–1945), civil engineer and professor
- Max Bock (1885–1949), politician
- Artur Lemba (1885–1963), composer
- Erich Jacoby (1885–1941), architect
- Hugo Hahn (1886–1957), Lutheran theologian
- Wolfgang Köhler (1887–1967), co-founder of Gestalt psychology and Gestalt theory
- Paul Kogerman (1891-1951), chemist
- Traugott von Stackelberg (1891–1970), doctor and author
- Oskar Kallis (1892–1918), painter
- Alfred Rosenberg (1893–1946), NSDAP politician and ideologue of National Socialism
- Juhan Jürme (1896–1943), composer
- Boris von Bodisco (1897–1973), architect and painter
- Ralf Brockhausen (1898–1945), politician
- Reed Morn (1898–1978), writer
- Ivan Triesault (1898–1980), actor
- Aleksander Klumberg-Kolmpere (1899–1958), track and field athlete
- Johannes Lauristin (1899–1941), politician and communist
- Harald Tammer (1899–1942), weightlifter and athlete, Olympic medalist
- Hellmuth Weiss (1900–1992), politician, representative of the German minority in Estonia
- Evald Aav (1900–1939), singer, composer and choir director
- Roman Steinberg (1900–1928), wrestler
- Karl Thalheim (1900–1993), political economist
20th century
1901 to 1910
- Paul Johansen (1901–1965), historian and philologist
- Erik Undritz (1901–1984), hematologist who worked in Switzerland
- Valter Ever (1902-1981), track and field athlete
- Albert Kusnets (1902-1942), wrestler
- Oskar Lutz (1902–1975), politician
- Arnold Pihlak (1902–1985), football player
- Hugo Väli (1902–1943), football player
- Nikolai Lopatnikoff (1903–1976), Russian-American composer
- Claus Grimm (1904–1987), German historian, teacher and archivist
- Osvald Käpp (1905-1995), wrestler
- Erik Schott (1906–1975), German architect
- I. Grekowa (1907–2002), Russian mathematician and writer
- Alexander Lwowitsch Dymschitz (1910–1975), Soviet literary scholar, writer and university professor
- Vladas Mikėnas (1910–1992), Lithuanian chess player
- Alexander Lwowitsch Dymschitz (1910–1975), Soviet literary scholar
1911 to 1920
- Henry Christian Rutherford (1911-1991), author
- Edgar Arro (1911–1978), composer and organist
- Olaf von Fersen (1912–2000), automobile journalist
- Georg Siimenson (1912–1978), football player
- Richard Kuremaa (1912-1991), football player
- Hellmuth von Ulmann (1913–1987), composer, writer and journalist
- Kalevi Kotkas (1913–1983), track and field athlete
- Gert Helbemäe (1913–1974), writer
- Kirill Raudsepp (1915–2006), conductor
- Helmut von Kügelgen (1916–1998), anthroposophical educator
- Paul Kuusberg (1916–2003), writer
- Irene von Meyendorff (1916–2001), German actress
- Karin von Arronet (1917–2006), painter, graphic artist and art teacher
- Silvia Rannamaa (1918–2007), writer
- Arnold Meri (1919–2009), World War II veteran and Hero of the Soviet Union
- Jaan Kross (1920–2007), writer
- Bernd Nielsen-Stokkeby (1920–2008), journalist and book author
1921 to 1930
- Alexander Hildebrand (1921–2005), Swedish chess composer
- Ilmar Laaban (1921–2000), exiled poet and literary translator
- Joann Lõssov (1921–2000), basketball player
- Dagmar Normet (1921–2008), writer and translator
- Kaljo Raid (1921-2005), composer
- Oskar Rosi (1921–2010), German artist
- Ester Mägi (1922–2002), composer
- Valve Pormeister (1922–2002), architect
- Erich Kõlar (* 1924), conductor and percussionist
- Dieter Hasselblatt (1926–1997), German radio play and freelance novelist
- Grigori Kromanov (1926–1984), theater and film director
- Heino Kruus (1926–2012), basketball player
- Harri Otsa (1926-2001), composer
- Erich Wulff (1926-2010), German psychiatrist
- Ulla Johansen (* 1927), ethnologist
- Ellen Niit (1928–2016), writer and translator
- Aleksander Rjabov (1928–2005), conductor and clarinetist
- Olaf Baron von Wrangel (1928–2009), German journalist and politician
- Alexius II (1929–2008), Patriarch of Moscow and all of Russia
- Vladimir Beekman (1929–2009), writer and literary translator
- Hellar Grabbi (1929–2018), literary critic, writer and political journalist
- Arnold Hasselblatt (* 1929), German pharmacologist
- Lennart Meri (1929–2006), Estonian President
- Andreas Meyer-Landrut (* 1929), German diplomat, State Secretary in the Foreign Ministry and Head of the Office of the Federal President
- Helmut Rosenvald (1929–2020), composer and violinist
- Edgar Valter (1929–2006), contemporary children's author, illustrator and caricaturist in Estonia
- Alexander Häusler (* 1930), German prehistorian
- Leopoldo J. Niilus (1930–2015), Argentine lawyer and church official
- Carl Gustaf Ströhm (1930–2004), German journalist
- Eino Tamberg (1930–2010), composer
1931 to 1940
- Aleksander Einseln (1931–2017), general, US citizen of Estonian descent
- Hillar Kareva (1931–1992), composer
- Heino Lemmik (1931–1983), composer
- Hans-Jürgen von Maydell (1932-2010), German forest scientist
- Jaan Puhvel (* 1932), ancient orientalist and linguist
- Aimée Beekman (* 1933), writer
- Enn Nõu (* 1933), writer
- Alexander Tschutschelow (1933–2017), sailing enthusiast
- Ilona Laaman (1934–2017), poet and translator
- Bernd Baron von Maydell (1934–2018), German lawyer and university professor
- Allan Murdmaa (1934–2009), architect
- Arvo Niitenberg (1934–2003), politician
- Andreas Bresinsky (* 1935), botanist
- Jüri Arrak (* 1936), painter, graphic artist, blacksmith and animation artist
- Enn Vetemaa (1936–2017), writer and composer
- Peter W. von Weymarn (* 1936), winery owner
- Robert Gernhardt (1937–2006), writer, painter, draftsman and caricaturist
- Neeme Järvi (* 1937), American conductor
- Ants Antson (1938–2015), speed skater and Olympic champion
- Werner Hoerschelmann (* 1938), theologian
- Linnart Mäll (1938–2010), historian, orientalist, translator and politician
- Johnny B. Isotamm (1939-2014), poet
- Raine Karp (* 1939), architect
- Eri Klas (1939–2016), conductor
- Mikk Titma (* 1939), sociologist and university professor
- Rein Aun (1940–1995), track and field athlete
- Andres Ehin (1940–2011), poet, writer and translator
- Marju Lauristin (* 1940), politician and social scientist
- Jaak Lipso (* 1940), basketball player
- Gennadi Taniel (1940-2015), composer
- Andres Tarand (* 1940), politician
- Liina Tõnisson (* 1940), politician
1941 to 1950
- Toomas Leius (* 1941), tennis player
- Mare Mikoff (* 1941), sculptor and university professor
- Tõnu Õim (* 1941), chess master, 9th and 14th world correspondence chess champion
- Kalle Lasn (* 1942), environmentalist
- Paul-Eerik Rummo (* 1942), writer, poet and politician
- Kuldar Sink (1942–1995), composer
- Priit Tomson (born 1942), basketball player
- Enel Melberg (* 1943), writer and translator
- Hain Rebas (* 1943), historian
- Indrek Toome (* 1943), politician
- Ülo Nugis (1944–2011), politician
- Toomas Vint (* 1944), writer and painter
- Maimu Berg (* 1945), essayist, writer and translator
- Jaak Allik (* 1946), politician, publicist and theater director
- Krista Kilvet (1946–2009), radio journalist, politician and diplomat
- Toomas Liiv (1946–2009), poet and literary critic
- Priit Pärn (* 1946), animation director
- Jüri Tarmak (* 1946), track and field athlete
- Jaak Jõerüüt (* 1947), writer, politician and diplomat
- Mati Kuulberg (1947–2001), composer, violinist and music teacher
- Siiri Oviir (* 1947), politician
- Mari Saat (* 1947), writer
- Riivo Sinijärv (* 1947), politician, chemist and economist
- Leelo Tungal (* 1947), writer and poet
- Siim Kallas (* 1948), Vice President of the European Commission
- Juhan Viiding (1948–1995), poet, actor and theater director
- Olav Ehala (* 1950), composer and pianist
- Eeva Park (born 1950), writer
- Lepo Sumera (1950–2000), composer and politician
- Jaak Tamm (1950–1999), politician
1951 to 1960
- Tõnu Naissoo (* 1951), composer
- Toomas Vilosius (* 1951), politician and doctor
- René Eespere (* 1953), composer
- Tõnu Kaljuste (* 1953), conductor
- Paul Mägi (* 1953), conductor
- Eiki Nestor (* 1953), politician
- Viive Sterpu (1953–2012), artist
- Jaak Uudmäe (* 1954), triple jumper
- Andrus Ansip (* 1956), Prime Minister and Chairman of the Estonian Reform Party
- Sven Grünberg (* 1956), composer
- Ülo Mattheus (* 1956), writer and journalist
- Kalle Randalu (* 1956), pianist
- Mait Riisman (1956-2018), water polo player
- Katrin Saks (* 1956), politician
- Jüri Alperten (1957–2020), conductor
- Alexander Goldstein (1957-2006) writer
- Toivo Jürgenson (* 1957), politician
- Signe Kivi (* 1957), politician
- Andrus Öövel (* 1957), politician
- Rein Õunapuu (* 1957), theologian
- Marika Blossfeldt (* 1958), American dancer, choreographer, non-fiction author and yoga teacher
- Igor Garšnek (* 1958), composer
- Doris Kareva (* 1958), poet
- Tiit Matsulevitš (* 1958), diplomat and journalist
- Vello Pähn (* 1958), conductor
- Toivo Tulev (born 1958), composer
- Raivo Vare (* 1958), politician and entrepreneur
- Kalev Kesküla (1959–2010), poet, journalist and wine critic
- Peeter Oja (* 1960), actor and comedian
- Ivar Stukolkin (* 1960), Soviet swimmer
- Andrei Woloschinski (* 1960), Russian admiral
1961 to 1970
- Harry Illak (* 1961), conductor
- Vahur Kraft (* 1961), economist and politician
- Rein Raud (* 1961), writer and Japanologist
- Jaan Ehlvest (* 1962), chess player
- Paavo Järvi (* 1962), conductor
- Marina Kaljurand (* 1962), diplomat and former badminton player
- Tõnis Lukas (* 1962), politician
- Tõnu Õnnepalu (* 1962), writer, poet and translator
- Peeter Sauter (* 1962), scandal writer
- Arvo Volmer (* 1962), conductor
- Marek Helinurm (* 1963), hurdler
- Tõnu Trubetsky (* 1963), punk rock singer and anarchist
- Hasso Krull (* 1964), poet, essayist and translator
- Priit Pajusaar (* 1964), music producer, songwriter and arranger
- Kaija Parve (* 1964), politician
- Indrek Tarand (* 1964), politician and journalist
- Siim-Valmar Kiisler (* 1965), politician
- Allar Levandi (* 1965), Nordic combined athlete
- Raivo E. Tamm (born 1965), actor
- Jüri Luik (* 1966), politician and diplomat
- Tauno Kangro (* 1966), sculptor
- Juhan Parts (* 1966), Prime Minister and chairman of the right-wing liberal Estonian party Res Publica
- Sergei Bragin (* 1967), football player
- Jüri Ehlvest (1967–2006), writer
- Urmas Hepner (* 1964), soccer player
- Eerik-Niiles Kross (* 1967), Estonian politician and diplomat
- Mart Siimer (* 1967), composer
- Tõnu Tõniste (* 1967), sailor
- Toomas Tõniste (* 1967), sailor
- Jane Salumäe (* 1968), long-distance runner
- Tuulikki Laesson (* 1969), chess player
- Marko Reikop (* 1969), moderator of the Estonian preliminary decision for the ESC
- Kaisa Roose (* 1969), conductor
- Olav Sepp (* 1969), chess player
- Triin Soomets (* 1969), poet
- Toomas Vavilov (* 1969), conductor and clarinetist
- Andrus Kivirähk (* 1970), film and playwright
- Märten Kross (* 1970), musician, artist, film producer and writer
- Indrek Sirel (* 1970), major general
1971 to 1980
- Olari Elts (* 1971), conductor
- Toomas Kallaste (* 1971), football player
- Tõnis Kaumann (* 1971), composer
- Gert Kullamäe (* 1971), national basketball player
- Mihkel Kütson (* 1971), conductor
- Indrek Pertelson (* 1971), judoka
- Martin Reim (* 1971), football player
- Jüri Reinvere (* 1971), composer and poet
- Karl Martin Sinijärv (* 1971), poet and writer
- Kristjan Järvi (* 1972), American conductor
- Mart Poom (* 1972), soccer goalkeeper
- Jaak Sooäär (* 1972), jazz guitarist
- Anu Tali (* 1972), conductor
- Mehis Heinsaar (* 1973), writer
- Martin Herem (* 1973), major general
- Oxana Yermakowa (* 1973), Russian sword fencer
- Maarja Kangro (* 1973), poet and translator
- Marko Kristal (* 1973), football player
- Andrei Krõlov (* 1973), football player
- Anti Selart (* 1973), historian
- Dimitri Borovik (* 1974), biathlete
- Dmitri Budõlin (* 1974), judoka
- Kaire Kaljurand (* 1974), football player
- Maret Maripuu (* 1974), politician
- Urmas Paet (* 1974), politician
- Ken-Marti Vaher (* 1974), politician
- Elo Viiding (* 1974), poet
- Mailis Reps (* 1975), politician
- Evelin Samuel (* 1975), jazz and musical singer
- Janika Sillamaa (* 1975), jazz and pop singer
- Dimitri Rodin (* 1975), ice hockey player
- Toivo Suursoo (* 1975), ice hockey player
- Aleksei Budõlin (* 1976), judoka
- Mirjam Tally (* 1976), composer
- Andrus Utsar (* 1976), weightlifter
- Yevgeny Varlamow (* 1976), Estonian-Russian ice hockey player
- Andre Anis (* 1977), football player
- Martin Kaalma (* 1977), football player
- Malle Maltis (* 1977), composer
- Andres Oper (* 1977), football player
- Sergei Pareiko (* 1977), soccer goalkeeper
- Johann Urb (* 1977), actor
- Vitali Leitan (* 1978), football player
- Kristjan Randalu (* 1978), jazz musician
- Urmo Aava (* 1979), rally driver
- Gerd Kanter (* 1979), track and field athlete
- Lauri Lahesalu (* 1979), ice hockey player
- Andrei Makrov (* 1979), ice hockey player
- Martin Padar (* 1979), judoka
- Jürgen Rooste (* 1979), poet
- Andrei Stepanov (* 1979), football player
- Koit Toome (* 1979), pop singer and musical star
- Kristen Viikmäe (* 1979), football player
- Irina Embrich (* 1980), sword fencer
- Maarja-Liis Ilus (* 1980), singer
- Pavel Londak (* 1980), football player
- Mikk Murdvee (* 1980), conductor, violinist and writer
- Stig Rästa (* 1980), singer, producer, songwriter and guitarist
- Monika Vehlmann (* 1980), soccer player
1981 to 1990
- Märt Kosemets (* 1981), soccer player
- Artur Kotenko (* 1981), football player
- Joel Lindpere (* 1981), football player
- Mart Ojavee (* 1981), racing cyclist
- Sten Pentus (* 1981), racing driver
- Jens Salumäe (* 1981), ski jumper
- Mariliis Valkonen (* 1981), composer
- Hanna-Liina Võsa (* 1981), singer and actress
- Maret Ani (* 1982), tennis player
- Aleksandr Dmitrijev (* 1982), football player
- Pirjo Peterson (* 1982), soccer player
- Gregor Arbet (* 1983), basketball player
- Liis Jürgens (* 1983), composer
- Katrin Siska (* 1983), member of Vanilla Ninja
- Tihhon Šišov (born 1983), football player
- Vitali Teleš (* 1983), football player
- Vladimir Voskoboinikov (born 1983), football player
- Jim Ashilevi (* 1984), writer and playwright
- Marko Asmer (* 1984), racing driver
- Piret Järvis (* 1984), member of Vanilla Ninja
- Nele-Liis Vaiksoo (* 1984), singer and musical actress
- Konstantin Vassiljev (* 1984), football player
- Kaia Kanepi (* 1985), tennis player
- Tarmo Kink (* 1985), soccer player
- Lenna Kuurmaa (* 1985), member of Vanilla Ninja
- Kadri Lehtla (* 1985), biathlete
- Mati Lember (* 1985), football player
- Ats Purje (* 1985), football player
- Martten Kaldvee (* 1986), cross-country skier and biathlete
- Maarja Kivi (* 1986), ex-member of Vanilla Ninja
- Ilja Glebov (* 1987), figure skater
- Gert Jõeäär (* 1987), road cyclist
- Tiiu Kuik (* 1987), top model
- Ott Lepland (* 1987), singer and actor
- Aljona Malets (* 1987), soccer player
- Maarija Mikiver (* 1987), soccer player
- Raul Must (* 1987), badminton player
- Kristian Rand (* 1987), figure skater
- Kethy Õunpuu (* 1987), soccer player
- Pill Raadik (* 1987), soccer player
- Grethe Grünberg (* 1988), figure skater
- Ken Kallaste (* 1988), football player
- Aljona Sasova (* 1988), soccer player
- Jane Trepp (* 1988), swimmer
- Laura Põldvere (* 1988), singer
- Jürgen Zopp (* 1988), tennis player
- Jelena Glebova (* 1989), figure skater
- Martin Kupper (* 1989), discus thrower
- Siim Luts (* 1989), soccer player
- Igor Morozov (* 1989), football player
- Daniil Savitski (* 1989), football player
- Henri Anier (* 1990), football player
- Artyom Artjunin (* 1990), football player
- Denis Grabe (* 1990), pool player
- Meelis Peitre (* 1990), football player
- Mikk Reintam (* 1990), soccer player
- Martin Tšegodajev (* 1990), football player
1991 to 2000
- Henrik Ojamaa (* 1991), football player
- Denis Vnukov (* 1991), football player
- Marko Meerits (* 1992), soccer player
- Taavi Rand (* 1992), figure skater
- Maria Sergejeva (* 1992), figure skater
- Joonas Tamm (* 1992), soccer player
- Hannes Anier (* 1993), soccer player
- Trevor Elhi (* 1993), soccer player
- Svetlana Issakova (* 1993), figure skater
- Getter Jaani (* 1993), singer
- Johannes Kukebal (* 1993), soccer player
- Karl-Eerik Luigend (* 1993), football player
- Siim-Tanel Sammelselg (* 1993), ski jumper
- Irina Štork (* 1993), figure skater
- Natalja Sabijako (* 1994), Russian figure skater
- Anett Kontaveit (* 1995), tennis player
- Hindrek Ojamaa (* 1995), football player
- Robert Arrak (* 1999), ice hockey player
See also
- List of personalities from the city of Reval (until February 24, 1918, Tallinn was officially called Reval )