tar
In computing, tar is a computer software utility for collecting many files into one archive file, often referred to as a tarball, for distribution or backup purposes. The name is derived from ape chive, as it was originally developed to write data to sequential I/O devices with no file system of their own.
People born in Tar (First 49 people) - Page 117
Urmas Arumäe
Former Minister of Justice of Estonia
Andres Sutt
Aleksei Sevastyanov
Actor
Arvi Mägi
Estonian actor
Priit Volmer
Estonian opera singer
Aapo Pukk
Estonian artist
Jüri Rosenfeld
Musical artist
Wolfgang von Oettingen
Author
Tarmo Linnumäe
Estonian footballer
Kaspar Paur
Football player
Kalevi Kull
Estonian biologist
Wilhelm Hahn
Politician
Anto Raukas
Geoscientist
Yevgeniy Feklistov
Poet
Arvo Leibur
Estonian musical artist
Viljo Tamm
Musical artist
Hedvig Hanson
Estonian vocalist
Sofia Rubina
Musical artist
Pavel Bogovski
Valdeko Ratassepp
Actor
Cool D
Estonian musician
Aarne Saluveer
Estonian music educator
Jaak Juske
Member of the Estonian Parliament
Siim Roops
Estonian footballer
Sixten Sild
Medalist
Märt Rosenthal
Estonian professional basketball player
Eve-Külli Kala
Estonian diplomat
Karl Menning
Estonian theatre director
Rudolf Sirge
Estonian writer
august topman adalbert wirkhaus
Estonian composer
Aarne Rannamäe
Estonian journalist
Marek Noormets
Estonian basketball player
konstantin türnpu otto hermann
Conductor
david otto wirkhaus adalbert wirkhaus
Estonian composer
Urmas Tartes
Estonian photographer
Ivar Raig
Estonian Politician
Ülo Õun
Estonian Sculptor
Endel Taniloo
Estonian Sculptor
Mati Karmin
Sculptor
Alexei Salnikov
Fiction writer
Olav Maran
Estonian artist
Helle Kalda
Estonian Politician
Helger Hallik
Kai Aareleid
Estonian prose writer
Paavo Nõgene
Chief Executive Officer of Tallink
Joonatan Jürgenson
Estonian classical pianist
Lūcijs Endzelīns
Australian chess master
