From the Coast of Estonia to the Coast of Sweden (1945)

Departure of the expatriate Swedes and Estonians from Estonia to Sweden in 1944 (recorded during August 27-28, 1944). Life of Estonian people in Mölle Refugee Centre in Sweden (filmed in 1945). Loading packages on the truck. Truck ride to the harbour of Haapsalu. People waiting for boarding in the harbour. People are eating. Schooner "Juhan" by the pier. Security police is giving out departure permissions, the cameraman focuses on Ludwig Lienhard. Horse carts loaded with suitcases by the pier. Mother is breastfeeding her baby. Checking the lists. The camera is on Harald Perten. Estonian Red Cross car in the harbour. People are boarding. Stormy sea. Mid-title "In the refugee camp". The camera shows everyday life in the refugee camp in Mölle, Southern Sweden. The refugee camp is centered in Grand Hotel. Children walking in Mölle. Views of the town. Mother with a baby carriage. Office of the refugee camp. Vaccination in the medical office, doctors Aadu Lüüs and Hilda Särg. Food is given to people in the hotel's dining room, eating, washing up and drying the dishes. School lesson in the Estonian primary school of the camp. Labour office of the camp. Johannes Mihkelson, representative of Swedish Labour Office Board. Reverend Rudolf Kivirinna, the representative of Estonian Young Men's Christian Society, is holding a speech to the residents of the centre. Estonian religious service in Mölle Church. Estonian schoolchildren are greeting Prince Gustaf Adolf, Duke of Västerbotten who visits Mölle. Children are singing to the prince. The Crown Prince is playing golf. Children go to an excursion near Mölle. A boat built by Estonians. Leaving the refugee centre at Mölle railway station. Those who stay are waving goodbye to those leaving. The final frames of the film depict views of Stockholm - Cafe OGO, the meeting place for Estonians; the advertisement poster of Stora Teatern's soloist Mari Kamp's performance.
The main building of the Swedish Young Men's Christian Society.