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Trei in Track and Field

Original title: 89-aastane kergejõustiku meistersportlane Karl Trei

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Karl Trei, member of Canadian masters athletics club, tells about his principles related to his sports practice and aims at setting a new world record in high jump.

89-year-old Karl Trei is a member of Canadian masters athletics club. The veteran athlete gives an interview in a sports hall, explaining his principles of training. Practising sports later in life provides healthy body and mind. Karl Trei is running and stretching. The reporter interviews younger men and wants to know what they think about the elderly athlete. Karl Trei raises the bar to 1.06 and tries to set the world record in indoor high jump in his age group. In 1999, he brings home seven gold medals from the world championships in masters athletics in London.
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Meie aja kangelane

1988 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Renita Lintrop, Hannes Lintrop
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Fouettes in Bolshoi Theatre

Original title: Fueteed Suures Teatris

1985 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Sulev Keedus

Documentary by Sulev Keedus about ballerina Kaie Kõrb's participation in the international ballet artists' competition in Moscow.

Ballerina Kaie Kõrb, honorary artist of Estonian SSR, takes part in the international ballet artists competition in Moscow in 1985. The documentary shows her preparations in the dressing room and at the backstage. Kaie shares her impressions and emotions before and after her performance. She was awarded the third prize and the bronze medal at the 5th international ballet competition in Moscow.
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Interview with Mihkel Martsoo in Askvägen on November 23, 1985, 1/2

Title in Estonian: Intervjuu Mihkel Martsooga Askvägenil 23.11.1985, 1/2

1985 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Enn Nõu's interview with Major Mihkel Martsoo in Uppsala, November 1985. They talk about the War of Independence, Republic of Estonia, World War II, The People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs (NKVD), the Forest Brothers and prison camps in Siberia.

Enn Nõu interviews Mihkel Martsoo in his home in Uppsala in November 1985. The old man recalls his studies in Pärnu Upper Secondary School for Boys, teachers, schoolmates and his activities during the publication of the Estonian Declaration of Independence (also known as the Manifesto to the Peoples of Estonia). The beginning of the War of Independence takes the 16-year-old young man with his schoolmates to the war. When back in Pärnu, he joins the defence battalion and then to the military school that was founded on April 22, 1919. Martsoo recalls the officers of the military school and the ...
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Interview with Mihkel Martsoo in Askvägen on November 23, 1985, 2/2

Title in Estonia: Intervjuu Mihkel Martsooga Askvägenil 23.11.1985, 2/2

1985 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Enn Nõu's interview with Mihkel Martsoo in Uppsala on November 23, 1985.

Enn Nõu interviews Mihkel Martsoo in his home in Uppsala in November 1985. The elderly man recalls his release from the prison camp in Siberia in 1957. Good communication skills and knowing local customs helped him to get the document for coming to Estonia, he managed to catch a ship en route to Krasnoyarsk and from there he could travel by train to Moscow. Martsoo was lucky to get from Moscow to Estonia thanks to a friendly militiaman. In his homeland, Martsoo worked in Tori while repeatedly applying for a permission to travel to Sweden in order to see his ...
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Medalid tuules

1985 | Documentary, Observation | Director: Heiki Roots
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Pöial-Liisid

1984 | Documentary | Director: Kristjan Svirgsden
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Interview with Aleksander Raukas on November 5, 1983

Title in Estonian: Intervjuu Aleksander Raukasega 5.11.1983

1983 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Enn Nõu's interview with Helga Nõu's father, forestry scientist Aleksander Raukas, in his home in Saltsjöbaden on November 5, 1983.

Enn Nõu's interview with Helga Nõu's father Aleksander Raukas, a forestry scientist, in his home in Saltsjöbaden on November 5, 1983. The old man recollects the statesmen whom he has been in contact. Since Aleksander Raukas worked as a forester in 1934-1941, he was among those invited to the reception for foresters in Kadriorg Palace in 1936 where also Konstantin Päts, President of the first Republic of Estonia, held a speech. Mr Raukas met the President also in his summer residence, Oru Palace, where Raukas was invited to discuss the planting of oak trees in Oru Park. Aleksander Raukas recollects ...
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Interview with Joosep Nõu on August 7, 1983

Title in Estonian: Intervjuu Joosep Nõuga 7.08.1983

1983 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Enn Nõu interviews his father Joosep Nõu, asking about the pivotal events that took place in Estonia during 20th century.

Enn Nõu interviews his father Joosep Nõu, dean of Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala and former chief inspector of the pre-war agricultural schools in Estonia, on August 7, 1983. The main theme of the interview includes the pivotal events in Estonia during the 20th century from Joosep Nõu's perspective. Childhood memories from the czarist era, the World War I and the War of Independence. Memories of his school years in Lihula and Haapsalu during the first Republic of Estonia. Memories of university studies in Tartu. Lecturers, jobs and colleagues. Political situation in Estonia during the summer of 1940. ...
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Intervjuu peaministriga presidendi ülesannetes Tõnis Kindiga 28.08.1983

Title in Estonian: Intervjuu peaministriga presidendi ülesannetes Tõnis Kindiga 28.08.1983

1983 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Enn Nõu interviews Tõnis Kint, Prime MInister performing the duties of the President, in Uppsala.

Tõnis Kint was the Prime Minister performing the duties of the President in 1970-1990. He is talking about his education: as a boy from the countryside, he was lucky to get to study at Tartu Secondary Science School (Realschule), continued his studies in Riga but was soon mobilized into the Russian army. The future studies were interrupted due to the wars. Kint was in Moscow in the historical year of 1917 during the revolutions, in Krasnoye Selo and Petrograd defending the Winter Palace. He made it to Estonia in December 1917. Manifesto of the Peoples of Estonia was proclaimed in ...
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