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Reval

American  
[rey-vahl] / ˈreɪ vɑl /

noun

  1. former German name of Tallinn.


Reval British  
/ ˈreːval /

noun

  1. the German name for Tallinn

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In particular does he berate the Anglo-Russian treaty of 1907 which paved the way for completion of the Triple Entente by King Edward VII with the Tsar of Russia at Reval in 1908.

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Mrs. Flanagan was then allowed to proceed, reached Reval, applied to the local Soviet consul, and secured through him the return of her papers.

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Soon enough, however, the Imperial Police transformed his life into a long, incessant struggle punctuated with arrests and finally with banishment to Tiflis and later Reval.

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Edward VII of England, with two more years to reign, visited his nephew, Nicholas II of Russia, at Reval.

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Esthonian has two chief dialects, those of Reval and Dorpat, and a certain amount of literary culture, the best-known work being the national epic or Kalewi-poeg.

From Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 10, Slice 4 "Finland" to "Fleury, Andre" by Various