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http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract Jaan Oks (1884 Ratla, Pärsamaa Parish, SaaJaan Oks (1884 Ratla, Pärsamaa Parish, Saare County – 1918) was an Estonian writer and poet. In 1908 he moved to Samara Governorate to teach the local Estonian community's children. There he was also a sacrist. In 1911, he was dismissed from his job. During the 1910s, he was homeless. In 1912, he was transported to Saare County as a prisoner. Oks died in 1918 due to bone tuberculosis.Oks died in 1918 due to bone tuberculosis. , Jaan Oks (* 16. Februarjul. / 28. Februar 1884greg. im Dorf Ratla, damals Gemeinde Pärsama, heute Gemeinde Saaremaa/Insel Saaremaa; † 25. Februar 1918 in Tallinn) war ein estnischer Schriftsteller und Literaturkritiker.
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rdfs:comment Jaan Oks (* 16. Februarjul. / 28. Februar 1884greg. im Dorf Ratla, damals Gemeinde Pärsama, heute Gemeinde Saaremaa/Insel Saaremaa; † 25. Februar 1918 in Tallinn) war ein estnischer Schriftsteller und Literaturkritiker. , Jaan Oks (1884 Ratla, Pärsamaa Parish, SaaJaan Oks (1884 Ratla, Pärsamaa Parish, Saare County – 1918) was an Estonian writer and poet. In 1908 he moved to Samara Governorate to teach the local Estonian community's children. There he was also a sacrist. In 1911, he was dismissed from his job. During the 1910s, he was homeless. In 1912, he was transported to Saare County as a prisoner. Oks died in 1918 due to bone tuberculosis.Oks died in 1918 due to bone tuberculosis.
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