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Aleksei Müürisepp. In memoriam

1970 | Documentary | Director: Ülo Tambek

Farewell with Aleksei Müürisepp, member of the Communist Party and statesman of Estonian SSR. The documentary includes recollections about him.

Documentary chronicle about Aleksei Müürisepp (1902-1970), former member of the Communist Party and a statesman of Estonian SSR. The film shows the farewell to the ashes of Aleksei Müürisepp in the concert hall of Estonian National Opera Theatre, the funeral procession and burial service in Metsakalmistu, Tallinn. Archival film materials about Aleksei Müürisepp's meetings in Kremlin, Ulyanovsk, Tehumardi, Kunda and elsewhere. Georg Ots, Enn Põldroos, Vladimir Beekmann, Juhan Smuul, Vladimir Alumäe, Lembit Kaik, Tiit Kuusik, Artur Vader, Valter Klauson, Johannes Käbin and many others can be seen on the screen.
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Helilooja Heino Elleri matus

1970 | Newsreels, Other categories, Film footage | Director:
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Mina ise

1969 | Documentary | Director: Virve Koppel
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Jaan Lattik's Funeral in Stockholm

Title in Estonian: Jaan Lattiku matused Stockholmis

1967 | Amateur films | Director:

Funeral of writer, policitian and church minister Jaan Lattik in Stockholm on June 27, 1967.

Writer, politician and church minister Jaan Lattik's funeral held in Stockholm on June 27, 1967. Funeral guests are exiting the church. Lattik's grave is at the Woodland Cemetery in Stockholm. Corporants of the Estonian Students' Society are carrying the national flag of Estonia and wreaths decorated with blue-black-white ribbons. Men are carrying the coffin on their shoulders. Grievers are throwing flowers into the open grave being shadowed by tall trees. Among the grievers there are Endel Krepp, Tõnis Kint, Heinrich Laretei, Leo Karupää and others.
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Jaan Lattik's Funeral in Stockholm on June 27, 1967

Title in Estonian: Jaan Lattiku matused Stockholmis 27.06.1967

1967 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Funeral of writer, politician and church minister Jaan Lattik in the Woodland Cemetery, Stockholm, on June 27, 1967.

Funeral of writer, politician and church minister Jaan Lattik in Stockholm on June 27, 1967. Funeral guests exiting the church. Lattik is being buried in the Woodland Cemetery, Stockholm. Members of the Estonian Students' Society are carrying the national flag of Estonia and wreaths decorated with the blue-black-white ribbons. Men are carrying the coffin. The grievers are throwing flowers to the open grave under the tall trees. Among the grievers there are Endel Krepp, Tõnis Kint, Heinrich Laretei, Leo Karupää and others.
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Andrus Saareste's Funeral in 1964

Title in Estonian: Andrus Saareste matused 1964

1964 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Andrus Saareste's funeral is conducted in Helga Trefaldighet Church, Uppsala in May 1964. Among the grievers there are Artur Mägi, Imant Rebane, Herman Rajamaa, Eerik Uusen.

Linguist Andrus Saareste's funeral is conducted in Helga Trefaldighet Church, Uppsala in May 1964. Among the grievers there are Artur Mägi, Imant Rebane, Herman Rajamaa, Eerik Uusen, Jakob Aunver. Bishop Johannes Oskar Lauri is leading the funeral procession.
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Johan Raid's Funeral on July 11, 1964

Title in Estonian: Johan Raidi matused 11.07.1964

1964 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

State official and politician Johan Raid's funeral held in St. Michael's Church in Uppsala on July 11, 1964. Among the grievers there are Heinrich Laretei, Enn Nõu, Ahti Pae.

Johan Raid's funeral held in St. Michael's Church in Uppsala on July 11, 1964. Grievers enter the church after the church minister Jakob Aunver. The widow is supported by Heinrich Laretei. The grievers exit the church. Wreaths decorated with blue-black-white ribbons are carried by Kaarel Vahtras, Ahti Pae, Tarmo Oja. Among the grievers there are Ants Aamisepp, Alur Reinans, Aarand Roos, Aleksander Terras, Enn Nõu, Aksel Mark, Arnold Kivimäe, Eduard Keeleste, Harri Kiisk, Kerttu and Valter Kotsar and others. Funeral dinner. The grave covered with numerous wreaths. Views of the close surroundings.
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Uppsala Film Chronicles by Valter Kotsar

Original title: Valter Kotsari Uppsala kroonika

1964 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Film chronicles about the cultural and social events of expatriate Estonians in Uppsala in 1963-1964.

Events of the year of 1963 start with the trip that the Kotsar and the Lepik family take together to Gimo where the Estonian Folk University (initiated by the Association of Estonians in Sweden) takes place. Jaan Lattik, Alur Reinans and Tarmo Oja are also participating. Agronomist Kaarel Vahtras in Ultuna, Uppsala. Arnold Kivimäe with his wife in Sunnersta. Exhibition of Aleksander Warma's paintings in Eesti Kodu (Estonian Home), Uppsala, on December 7, 1963. Jaan Mets, Aksel Mark, Andrus Saareste and Walter Kotsar are listening to artist Warma's explanations. Eesti Kodu holds a Christmas fair with lots of participants. Andrus ...
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A.Jakobsoni matused

1963 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director:
August Rei's Funeral in Gustaf Vasa Church in Stockholm

Title in Estonian: August Rei matused Stockholmi Vasa kirikus

1963 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Politician and diplomatist August Rei's funeral held in Gustaf Vasa Church in Stockholm on April 20, 1963.

August Rei was a long-term deputy of the head of state of the Republic of Estonia in exile. His funeral is held in Gustaf Vasa Church, Stockholm. The funeral service is held by bishop Johannes Oskar Lauri and church minister Konrad Veem. The remains of the deceased is cremated in the Woodland Cemetery, Stockholm. Among the grievers there are Tõnis Kint, Heinrich Mark, Arvo Horm, Elmar Kandre, Birger Nerman, Enno Penno, Bernhard Mäelo, Therese Rei, Hilja Rei and others.
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