Contemporaries in Front of the Camera 1957-1974, 2/5

In the second part, the following expatriate Estonians active in the field of culture and social life were recorded: Richard Indreko, archaeologist and lecturer ; Valentine Kask, Estonian singer (mezzo-soprano) and actress with her husband Voldemar Kask, architect; Helmi Mäelo, initiator of the traditions to celebrate Mothers' Day; Eduard Poom, economist and lecturer at Stockholm University; Johannes Mühlberg, jurist; married couple Edgar and Ilse Muttikas; Johan Müller, the court minister of pre-war Republic of Estonia and member of 1st State Council in 1940; Harri Härm, society activist; Andrus Saareste, linguist and dialect researcher; Harri Kiisk, pianist and choirmaster, music researcher and publicist with encyclopedic memory; Erik Usen, society activist; Rein Andre, founder of Swedish Estonian refuge theatre, its artistic director and stage director; his wife Valve Andre, actress and theatre lecturer; Roman Toi, choirmaster; Vilma Saidlo-Belinfante, Estophile in the Netherlands; Harri Truus, conductor; Maria Veem, wife of archbishop Konrad Veem and her mother Adele Täheväli; judge Jüri Kuldkepp with his wife Irma Kuldkepp; Voldemar Palm, economist; lawyer Edgar Pärli; Valdeko Jürisoo, opera singer (bass); Eduard Tent, opera singer (tenor) and lecturer at Stockholm Institute; Hillar Kristel, founder of Scout Movement in Sweden; Silvia Leitu, costume designer and watercolourist; Karl Robert Pusta, politician and diplomatist with his wife Ulrike Pusta; Märt Raud, writer, journalist and publicist with his wife Anna Raud; Walter Kotsar, former secretary-consul in Helsinki embassy; Jaan Mets, agricultural scientist; Jakob Aunver, clergyman in Uppsala church, editor of religious magazines; Jaan Gnadenteich, clergyman in Büro church; Aleksis Rannit, writer and art historian; married couple Hilda and Leo Urm; Herbert Salu, writer and literary historian; Jüri Aav; August Herman, pharmacist; Thea Roog, alumna of Filiae Patriae Sorority; Rudolf Johannes Paris, art historian and graphic artist; Esmo Ridala, literary historian.