Estonian Song 1988 (1988)
Original title: Eestimaa Laul '88
Plot/Content keywords
- Estonian music groups
- protecting Estonian language
- Estonian luminaries
- patriotic mood
- patriotic speeches
- patriotic songs
- independent Estonia
- becoming independent
- concert
- choirs singing on the stage of the Song Festival Grounds
- choirmasters
- meeting
- speakers
- Singing Revolution (related events)
- singing
- musicians
- dissolution of the Soviet Union
- actors
- policies
- politicians
- political demonstration
- pivotal time
- radicalism
- people expressing support
- crowd
- actions of the Popular Front of Estonia
- Popular Front of Estonia
- mass events
- nation
- big event
- restoration of independence
- open air events
- singing together
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People (images)
- Alo Mattiisen (composer, musician)
- Ants Üleoja (choirmaster)
- Arne Haasma (conducter, musician)
- Boris Lehtlaan (singer)
- Edgar Savisaar (statesman and politician in ESSR)
- Ene Üleoja (music teacher and conductor)
- Enno Selirand (psychologist)
- Gustav Ernesaks (composer, choirmaster)
- Hagi Šein (journalist, media manager)
- Heino Kaljuste (choirmaster, teacher)
- Heino Kiik (writer)
- Heino Mandri (actor)
- Heinz Valk (alias Heinrich Valk, artist, social activist)
- Henry Laks (musician)
- Ike Volkov (architect, musician)
- Ivo Linna (musician, singer)
- Jaan Arder (musician, singer)
- Kalle Vilpuu (guitarist)
- Mai Väljas (teatcher, head of Estonian Charity Fund)
- Martin Veinmann (actor)
- Mati Hint (linguist, social activist)
- Mikk Mikiver (actor, stage director)
- Raivo Trass (actor, stage director)
- Rein Järlik (politician, journalist)
- Rein Veidemann (literary historian, social activist)
- Siim Kallas (politician)
- Toomas Kõrvits (designer, musician)
- Trivimi Velliste (heritage protection activist, politician)
- Tõnis Mägi (singer, musician)
- Urmas Alender (singer, composer)
- Vaino Väljas (member of the Communist Party, diplomatist, politician)
- Venno Laul (conductor, music teacher)
People (talking)
- Alo Mattiisen (composer, musician)
- Edgar Savisaar (statesman and politician in ESSR)
- Enno Selirand (psychologist)
- Hagi Šein (journalist, media manager)
- Heino Kiik (writer)
- Heino Mandri (actor)
- Heinz Valk (alias Heinrich Valk, artist, social activist)
- Ike Volkov (architect, musician)
- Ivo Linna (musician, singer)
- Martin Veinmann (actor)
- Mati Hint (linguist, social activist)
- Mikk Mikiver (actor, stage director)
- Raivo Trass (actor, stage director)
- Rein Järlik (politician, journalist)
- Rein Veidemann (literary scientist, social activist)
- Siim Kallas (politician)
- Trivimi Velliste (heritage protection activist, politician)
People (references)
- Carl Robert Jakobson (social activist, publicist, writer, teacher)
- Enn Tarto (freedom fighter, political prisoner)
- Jaan Tõnisson (statesman, politician, jurist, head of state)
- Jakob Hurt (linguist, folklorist, theologist)
- Johann Voldemar Jannsen (journalist, national activist)
- Juhan Liiv (poet and writer)
- Konstantin Päts (President of the Republic of Estonia)
- Vaino Väljas (member of the Communist Party, diplomatist, politician)
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