Rabtšinski I.
(Ivan Vasilyevich Rabchinsky, 1879-1950)
One-time Chairman of the Military Revolutionary Committee and, later, editor of various Estonian partisan newspapers. Name lived on (2014) on a Russian cargo ship tramping the seven seas, now wiped from the web, so perhaps part of the shadow fleet. Soviet occupation renaming (1964-1990) of Vabriku.
Sihveri J.
(Jaan Sihver, 1879-1918)
Soldier, communist, and member of the Estonian Provincial Assembly, Eestimaa Kubermangu Ajutine Maanõukogu. Soviet occupation renaming (1959-1991) of Vana-Lõuna.
Tiivase A.
(Alma Tiivas, 1893-1942)
Farmer’s daughter from Rakvere, player in the Estonian revolutionary movement, secretary of the Tallinna Tööliste ja Sõjaväelaste Saadikute Nõukogu (Tallinn Workers’ and War Orphans’ Government Delegation). Exiled to Siberia but got as far as Narva then returned and was elected to the Tallinn Soviet. Died in Тимашёвск (Timashevsk, Krasnodar Krai), in the same year as 75 Jews killed by Nazi Einsatzgruppen, (association or relevance unclear). Soviet occupation renaming of Roopa (1959-1960) then Nõmme-Kase (1960-1990).
Tisleri A.
(Alice Tisler, 1893-1918)
Who once lived in this street. Daughter of a farm labourer, tulihingeline kommunist (ardent, lit. ‘fire-bespirited’, communist), member of the Tallinn Red Guard, killed in the Battle of Keila, 1918-02-23. Soviet occupation renaming (1949-1990) of Magasini.