Year of the Horse (1991)
Original title: Hobuse aasta
Plot/Content keywords
- celebration of the new year
- Congress of the Estonian Communist Party
- inflation
- Intermovement
- activists of Intermovement
- meetings of Interfront
- Interfront
- struggle for independence
- Christmas
- queues
- eating ice cream
- supporting as an audience
- shortage of goods
- stump speeches
- citizens' committees
- skydiving
- Singing Revolution (related events)
- procession of song celebration
- song celebration
- song festival grounds
- barbecue cooking contest
- economic difficulties
- demonstrations
- militiamen
- meetings in Tallinn
- border crossing point
- political agitation
- political split
- political confrontations
- political activity of a nation
- people's meetings
- Popular Front of Estonia
- registering into Home Defence
- military parades
- ration card economy
- attacking Toompea castle
- market
- street musicians
- poverty
- currency change
- alcohol shop
- visa queue
- expatriate Estonians
- fellow feeling
Physical items
- abacus
- truck crane
- concrete barriers
- flag of the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic
- horse cart
- Christmas tree on Town Hall Square (Tallinn, Estonia)
- ice cream
- Penguin ice cream
- headstone of K. Päts's grave
- kiosks
- megaliths
- bas-relief of Lenin
- slogans
- national flag of Latvia
- flag of USSR
- monuments of Red Army
- coffin
- blue-black-white flags
- skeleton
- transparencies
- flag of the Russian Empire
Film terminology
Film tone
UDC
Subjects
Events
- Events of the 72nd anniversary of the Republic of Estonia (1990)
- 20th Congress of Estonian Communist Party (1990)
- Plenary of people's deputies of ESSR votes for the declaration of independence (1991)
- Supreme Council of ESSR appoints Arnold Rüütel as its chairman (1990)
- Hirvepark meeting (1991)
- Interfront meeting on Vabaduse Square (1991)
- Interfront meeting in Toompea (1991)
- Head of Interfront strike committee Mihhail Lõssenko waves the flag of ESSR (1991)
- Founding Home Defence (1991)
- Reburial of the remains of Konstantin Päts (1990)
- Memorial meeting of the Bloody Sunday in Lithuania (Tallinn, 1991)
- Demonstration in Toompea (1991)
- The last parade of the Soviet Army in Tallinn (1990)
- Protest meeting against Nadezhda radio station in Keila military contingent (1991)
- The Supreme Council votes against the leading role of the Communist Party in constitution (1991)
- The Supreme Council reenacts Republic of Estonia as the name of the state, restores the anthem and the state symbols (1991)
- The Supreme Council declares the transitional period until the restoration of the Republic of Estonia (1991)
- XIV Dance Celebration (1990)
- XXI Song Celebration (1990)
Geographical locations
- Harju Street (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Harjumägi hill (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Hirvepark (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Keila (Harju county, Estonia)
- Lossi plats (Castle Square, Tallinn)
- Luhamaa (Võru county, Estonia)
- Metsakalmistu cemetery (Tallinn)
- Narva Road (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Paris (France)
- Pikk Street (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Pärnu Road (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Raekoja Square (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Tallinn Song Festival Grounds
- Old Town of Tallinn (Estonia)
- Toompea (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Vabaduse square (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Vene Street (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Viru Street (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Viru Square (Tallinn, Estonia)
Building sites
- Monument for December 1st, 1924 (Tallinn)
- Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Orthodox Church of Tallinn (Tallinn)
- Building of the Central Committee of the Estonian Communist Party (Tallinn)
- building of political education of Estonian Communist Party (Tallinn)
- Estonia concert hall (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Ruins of Harju Street (Tallinn, Estonia)
- ice cream cafe "Penguin"
- Kadriorg Palace (Tallinn, Estonia)
- monument of Lenin (Narva)
- Monument of Lenin (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Luhamaa border crossing point (Võru county, Estonia)
- Metsakalmistu cemetery (Tallinn, Estonia)
- monument of Mikhail Kalinin (Tallinn)
- Narva bridge (Narva, Estonia)
- statue of Soviet soldier in Kadriorg
- Pikk Hermann (Tallinn, Estonia)
- pizza restaurant "Margareta"
- consular department of the Republic of Finland (Tallinn)
- statue of Stalin (Tallinn)
- Subaru car service
- Tallinn Linnahall (Estonia)
- Tallinn Town Hall (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Toompea Castle (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Monument for Viktor Kingissepp (Tallinn)
- meeting hall of the Supreme Council (Tallinn)
Institutions
- Estonian Citizens' Committee
- Estonian Home Defence
- Estonian Congress
- Estonian National Independence Party
- Communist Party of Estonia (EKP)
- Popular Front of Estonia
- Supreme Council of ESSR
- Estonia Concert Hall (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)
- Interfront (Estonia)
- Soviet army
- consular department of the Republic of Finland (Tallinn)
- Subaru car service (Tallinn)
- Tallinn Song Festival Grounds
People (images)
- Ain Soidla (activist of the Communist Party of ESSR)
- Andres Herkel (politician)
- Andrus Öövel (statesman, politician)
- Ants Paju (politician, activist in a local government)
- Arnold Rüütel (statesman of ESSR, member of Communist Party, scientist)
- Edgar Savisaar (statesman and politician in ESSR)
- Eerik Kuznetsov
- Eldur Peterson
- Enn Põldroos (artist, social activist)
- Enn Tarto (freedom fighter, political prisoner)
- Enn-Arno Sillari (activist of the Communist Party of ESSR)
- Eve Kivi (actress)
- Fred Raudberg (activist in the field of culture, choreographer of the song festivals in ESSR)
- Gustav Ernesaks (composer, choirmaster)
- Hardo Aasmäe (politician, social activist)
- Illar Hallaste (church minister, politician)
- Indrek Toome (statesman and member of Communist Party of ESSR, businessman)
- Ivalo Randalu (music historian)
- Jaak Allik (theatre critic, theatre director, theatre manager, politician)
- Jaan Kaplinski (writer, translator)
- Jaan Rääts (composer)
- Evgeni Kogan (Intermovement activist)
- Johannes Lott (member of Communist Party and statesman in ESSR)
- Jüri Toomepuu (military serviceman of USA, politician)
- Karl Kimmel (lawyer, Attorney-General of ESSR)
- Küllo Arjakas (historian, politician)
- Lagle Parek (Estonian stateswoman, politician, freedom fighter)
- Laine Mesikäpp (actress, chant performer)
- Lauri Vahtre (historian)
- Lembit Annus (treial)
- Lembit Vanaveski (film producer)
- Lennart Meri (writer, filmmaker, statesman, former President of the Republic of Estonia)
- Madis Salum (TV journalist)
- Mai Kolossova (activist in the Communist Party of ESSR)
- Maia Leosk (stateswoman, activist in the Communist Party)
- Mari-Ann Rikken (politician)
- Mart Laar (politician)
- Mati Hint (linguist, social activist)
- Mats Traat (writer)
- Matti Päts (Konstantin Päts's grandson)
- Mikhail Lõssenko (activist of Intermovement)
- Mikk Titma (professor of sociology)
- Paul-Eerik Rummo (writer, politician)
- Pavel Panfilov (activist of Intermovement, statesman, activist of the Communist Party of ESSR)
- Peeter Palu (statesman of ESSR, minister of construction)
- Rein Ristlaan (activist of Communist Party in ESSR)
- Rein Veidemann (literary historian, social activist)
- Roman Toi (conductor)
- Tiit Käbin (politician, jurist)
- Tiit Madisson (Estonian freedom fighter, mayor of Lihula rural municipality)
- Tunne Kelam (politician)
- Vaino Väljas (member of the Communist Party, diplomatist, politician)
- Vardo Rumessen (music historian, politician)
- Veljo Tormis (composer)
- Vladimir Beekman (writer)
- Vladimir Jarovoi (head of Dvigatel factory, member of Interfront movement)
- Vladimir Malkovski (leader of Intermovement, activist of the Communist Party of ESSR)
- Ülo Kaevats (philosopher, Secretary of State)
- Ülo Nugis (politician, economical activist)
People (talking)
- Andrus Öövel (politician)
- Arnold Rüütel (statesman of ESSR, member of Communist Party, scientist)
- Edgar Savisaar (statesman and politician in ESSR)
- Jevgeni Kogan (Intermovement activist)
- Lagle Parek (Estonian stateswoman, politician, freedom fighter)
- Mari-Ann Rikken (politician)
- Mati Hint (linguist, social activist)
- Mikhail Lõssenko (activist of Intermovement)
- Paul-Eerik Rummo (writer, politician)
- Rein Veidemann (literary scientist, social activist)
- Tiit Madisson (Estonian freedom fighter, mayor of Lihula rural municipality)
- Tunne Kelam (politician)
- Vaino Väljas (member of the Communist Party, diplomatist, politician)
- Vardo Rumessen (musician, politician)
- Vladimir Malkovski (leader of Intermovement, activist of the Communist Party of ESSR)
- Ülo Nugis (politician, economical activist)
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