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'''Dajan Ahmet''' (born as '''Dajan Ahmetov''', also known under the pseudonyms of '''Jaan Võõramaa''' and '''Võõramaa Jean'''; 22 January 1962, [[Tallinn]] – 4 November 2006, [[Mõhküla]]) was an [[Estonia]]n actor and [[stage director]] of [[ |
'''Dajan Ahmet''' (born as '''Dajan Ahmetov''', also known under the pseudonyms of '''Jaan Võõramaa''' and '''Võõramaa Jean'''; 22 January 1962, [[Tallinn]] – 4 November 2006, [[Mõhküla]]) was an [[Estonia]]n actor and [[stage director]] of [[Tatar]] heritage.(See Estonian Tatars) |
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He died in a car accident on 4 November 2006 at 14:08 o'clock on 123rd kilometre of [[European route E263|Tallinn–Tartu road]] at the [[Mõhküla]] crossing (near [[Põltsamaa]]) |
He died in a car accident on 4 November 2006 at 14:08 o'clock on 123rd kilometre of [[European route E263|Tallinn–Tartu road]] at the [[Mõhküla]] crossing (near [[Põltsamaa]]) |
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Revision as of 04:55, 18 August 2013
Dajan Ahmet (born as Dajan Ahmetov, also known under the pseudonyms of Jaan Võõramaa and Võõramaa Jean; 22 January 1962, Tallinn – 4 November 2006, Mõhküla) was an Estonian actor and stage director of Tatar heritage.(See Estonian Tatars)
He died in a car accident on 4 November 2006 at 14:08 o'clock on 123rd kilometre of Tallinn–Tartu road at the Mõhküla crossing (near Põltsamaa)
Religion
In 1999, Ahmet performed hajj, a pilgrimage to Mecca.
External links
- Dajan Ahmet at IMDb
Sources
- Postimees 4 November 2006: Üliraskes liiklusõnnetuses hukkus näitleja Dajan Ahmet ja veel kaks inimest by Peeter Kuimet and Mari Kamps
- Eesti Päevaleht 6 November 2006: Liiklusõnnetuses hukkus lavastaja ja näitleja Dajan Ahmet by Ulvar Käärt
- SL Õhtuleht 6 November 2006: Dajan Ahmet 1962–2006 by Allar Viivik
- Eesti Ekspress 9 November 2006: DAJAN AHMET in memoriam by Veiko Märka
- Sirp 10 November 2006: Dajan Ahmet 22. I 1962 – 4. XI 2006
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