Carl Robert Jakobson was an Estonian politician, writer, and publicist, born on February 2, 1841, in the village of Kurgja, Estonia. He played a significant role in the Estonian national awakening, advocating for the rights and culture of the Estonian people during a time of Russian rule. Jakobson was also a key figure in the establishment of the Estonian National Museum. In addition to his political work, Jakobson was a prolific writer and contributed to various publications. He founded the Estonian newspaper "Sakala," which became an important platform for promoting Estonian identity and language. His efforts laid the groundwork for future generations in Estonia, and he is remembered as a national hero.