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Aleksander Lellep's Chronicle

Title in Estonian: Aleksander Lellepi kroonika

1940 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The amateur film shot by Aleksander Lellep depicts youth organizations of Tallinn and Nõmme who are greeting the President in Kardiorg on May 28, 1940.

The amateur film shot by Aleksander Lellep depicts youth organizations of Tallinn and Nõmme who are greeting the President in Kardiorg on May 28, 1940. Youth leaders are shown in front of Kadriorg Castle; the Commander-in-Chief General Johan Laidoner arrives; flag bearers are lined up in front of the castle. President Konstantin Päts, Johan Laidoner, Minister of Education Paul Kogerman and Senior Aide of the President Colonel Herbert Grabbi exit from the castle to the balcony. Brownie Guides, Girls Guides, Young Eagles (including also Young Smiths) and the scouts are marching.
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Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Worldwide Estonian Youth Community

Original title: Ülemaalise Eesti Noorsoo Ühenduse 20. aastapäeva tähistamine

1940 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Folk art celebration of Youth Community in Kadriorg stadium on June 16, 1940. Schoolchildrens' walk in Kadriorg Park.

Celebrations of the 20th anniversary of the Worldwide Estonian Youth Community in Kadriorg stadium, Tallinn on June 16, 1940. A folk instrument ensemble is performing, folk dancers are performing on the stadium's grass ground, chairman Artur Keller is holding a speech. Heads of the celebration on screen (from left): choirmaster Gustav Ernesaks; head of male gymnasts Hilmar Kadak; head of female gymnasts Johanna Hinno; representative of Latvians and head of folk musicians Juhan Zeiger; head of folk dancers Ullo Toomi. The film ends with the schoolchildren's walk in Kadriorg Park, Tallinn.
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Group Photograph of Graduates of Upper Secondary School and the President in Kadriorg

Title in Estonian: Abiturientide ühispildistamine presidendiga Kadriorus

1940 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Reception of the graduates of upper secondary school in the garden of the Presidential Palace in Kadriorg in the spring of 1940.

President Konstantin Päts holds a reception to the graduates of upper secondary schools, vocational schools and headmasters. Taking a group photo in the garden of Kadriorg Palace. President Konstantin Päts; Paul Kogerman, Minister of Education; Voldemar Päts, assistant to Minister of Education; Aleksander Veiderma, head of school goverment of Tallinn; Villem Alttoa, head of school department of Ministry of Education and others are shown. Grandchild Matti Päts is running to sit next to his grandfather for the group photo.
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President Konstantin Päts Giving an Interview

Original title: President Konstantin Päts andmas intervjuud

1940 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

President Konstantin Päts answering to the questions asked by a newspaper editor in Kadriorg Palace in 1940.

The author of the film, former steward of Moscow embassy Aleksander Lellep, was in business relations with the president, so he could get a free access to Kadriorg Palace and Presidential residence in Oru for filming. The third chronicle introduces President Konstantin Päts's interview to journalist Kaljula Teder in Kadriorg Palace in 1940. The President seems a bit absent, and his answers are rather scarce.
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Tallinn Primary School No. 20

Original title: Tallinna 20. algkool

1940 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Construction of Tallinn Primary School No. 20 in 1939. Emptying of the building in the summer of 1940.

Construction of the former Tallinn Primary School No. 20 (now Tallinn Co-Education Gymnasium) in 1939. Women carry grout, bricklayers are building the stone wall, helpers are carrying bricks on their backs. In summer 1940 the furnishings are taken out from the schoolhouse in order to free the rooms for the Red Army. Traffic on Pärnu Road: trucks, cars, armoured car with the machine gun, bus, bikes. Airplane in the sky, carrying the school furniture on the street. Close-up of the headmaster August Mölder, soldiers and pupils.
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Aleksander Lellep's Chronicle

Original title: Aleksander Lellepi kroonika

1939 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The black-and-white amateur film shot by Aleksander Lellep. The film depicts the President's official residence in Oru in the summer of 1939.

In the second part of the film the official residence of the President is depicted in Oru in the summer of 1939. The commandant's house is shown and its employee is opening the main gate. The sons of the Senior Aide of the President Herbert Grabbi - Hellar and Rein - exit together with a girl from the commandant's house, they are running and climbing around in the territory. Commandant of the official residence Major Ottmaa is walking in the garden. There are Herbert Grabbi and his wife Hella Grabbi together with their son Hellar, garden workers of the ...
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Estonia

Title in Estonian: Eesti

1939 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The black-and-white amateur film about the pre-war Estonia shot by a US or British film amateur in 1938.

Film about Estonia by an amateur from Great Britain or USA. The film begins with textual description and is equipped with texts throughout the film. The author has documented the Old Town of Tallinn, central town, Kadriorg Park, Oru Palace in Viru county, Keila-Joa Manor in Harju county, central town of Tartu and Hermann Fortress in Narva. Also 2nd Estonian Games in Tallinn are shown where a small group of female folk dancers are performing at Kadriorg stadium, accompanied by a man playing the zither. Close-up of the female gymnasts, audience at Kadriorg stadium, relay race competition for young schoolkids, ...
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Opening of the New Oru Household School

Title in Estonian: Oru Kodumajanduskooli uue hoone avamine

1939 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

President Konstantin Päts at the inauguration of the new building of Oru Household School on June 29, 1939.

Five chronicle pieces about President Konstantin Päts and his family in 1939. The first chronicle about the opening ceremony of the building of Oru Household School on June 29, 1939. Journalist talks to the headmaster Linda Jalvendi. Students have lined up in front of the school and are welcoming the guests with Estonian and Hungarian flags. President Konstantin Päts and Anton Kunder, Hungarian Minister of Trade, Transport and Industry, with his wife are arriving, accompanied by Colonel Herbert Grabbi, Senior Ordinance Officer to the President. Päts, Kunder, Minister of Education Aleksander Jaakson and Minister of Economic Affairs Leo Sepp are ...
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Oru Housewives Training School

Original title: Oru Kodumajanduskool

1939 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The daily life of Oru Housewives Training School in 1939.

The daily life of Oru Housewives Training School in 1939. Two young women are ironing sheets with the wringer and electric iron; the linen will be placed in the cupboard later. Carrying water with the horse. Cultivating the ground with the two-horse harness. Young women learning, the teacher is reading. Headmaster Linda Jalvendi is leading the teachers' meeting. Visitors of the school, Aleksander Lellep among others. Views of Toila-Oru, bridge of the River Toila. VIews of the Presidential residence. The girls exit the schoolhouse and walk in a row to work. Students are raking hay and building haystacks. Students are ...
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President Konstantin Päts and Journalists

Title in Estonian: President Konstantin Päts ja ajakirjanikud

1939 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

President Konstantin Päts and his family in 1939-1940. President having a conversation with journalists in Kadriorg Palace in 1939.

Five chronicle pieces about President Konstantin Päts and his family in 1939. The author of the film, former steward of Moscow embassy Aleksander Lellep, was in business relations with the president, so he could get a free access to Kadriorg Palace and Presidential residence in Oru for filming. The fourth chronicle depicts the president's interview with two journalists in 1939. Kaljula Teder, editor in "Päevaleht", and the other journalist are asking the president questions in Kadriorg Palace. After the interview the journalists sitting in the palace's lobby.
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