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Paistu is a
village in
Viljandi Parish,
Viljandi County, Estonia.
Until October 2013, it was the
administrative centre of
Paistu Parish.
Paistu has a...
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Paistu Parish (Estonian:
Paistu vald) was a
rural muni****lity of Estonia, in
Viljandi County.
After the
local government council elections held on 20...
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village in
Pajusi Parish, Jõgeva
County Aidu,
Viljandi County,
village in
Paistu Parish,
Viljandi County Aizu,
third of ****ushima Prefecture, ****an This...
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Estonian national costumes, from top, left to right: Kadrina, Mihkli, Seto,
Paistu, Muhu, Karja, Tõstamaa, Pärnu-Jaagupi...
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divided into five
parishes (Estonian: kihelkond): Halliste, Helme, Karksi,
Paistu, and Tarvastu. Traditionally, the
Mulgi dialect was
spoken in Mulgimaa....
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Estonian national costumes: 1.
Kadrina 2.
Mihkli 3. Seto 4.
Paistu...
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Kaisma Parish and Vändra
Parish formed Vändra
Parish 2013 Pärsti Parish,
Paistu Parish,
Viiratsi Parish and
Saarepeedi Parish formed Viljandi Parish Põlva...
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Salme Ekbaum (until 1941
Salme Neumann; 21
October 1912
Paistu Parish,
Viljandi County – 10
September 1995 Toronto) was an
Estonian writer and poet. She...
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March 1911, in
Paistu,
Viljandi County) was an composer, conductor,
organist and
teacher from the
Russian Empire. He is
buried at
Paistu Cemetery. His...
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professor at the
University of Kyiv.
Hofmann was born on 8
January 1801 in
Paistu Parish, in the
Russian Empire,
located in present-day Estonia. His father...
