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Speech by Riivo Sinijärv, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia, on 50th Session of the UN General Assembly on Sept 25, 1995

Title in Estonian: Riivo Sinijärve kõne ÜRO Peaassamblee 50. istungjärgul

1995 | Newsreel, Amateur films | Director:

The speech by Riivo Sinijärv, Foreign Minister of the Republic of Estonia, at the 50th Session of the UN General Assembly on September 25, 1995.

Meeting between the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of all UN member countries, taking place on September 24-27, 1995, is a part of the programme of the 50th anniversary of UN General Assembly. Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Riivo Sinijärv, also takes part in the event. Sinijärv holds a speech at the general discussion on September 25th while focusing on the following subjects: the Republic of Estonia joining European Union; border issue with Russia; feeling of satisfaction after the departure of foreign troops; being proud of taking part in the UN peace support operation for the first time. For Estonia it ...
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Teel Euroopasse

1995 | Documentary | Director: Peep Puks
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Speech by Jüri Luik, Minister of Foreign Affairs, on 49th Session of the UN General Assembly on September 28, 1994

Title in Estonian: Jüri Luige kõne ÜRO Peaassamblee 49. istungjärgul

1994 | Newsreel, Amateur films | Director:

Speech by Jüri Luik, Minister of Foreign Affairs, on 49th Session of the UN General Assembly on September 28, 1994.

Jüri Luik, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia, gives a speech at 49th session of UN General Assembly on September 24, 1994. At the beginning of his speech, Jüri Luik also speaks about the tragic accident of the passenger ferry "Estonia". In his speech, Luik emphasizes the beginning of a new era in the foreign policy of Estonia after the withdrawal of foreign troops. Leaving of the troops builds better relations between Russia and Estonia. This is the first step in achieving security in the Baltic region. According to the minister, the policy of spheres of influence ...
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So long, Dracula!

Title in Estonian: Isake Dracula Eesti variant

1993 | Documentary | Director: Leo Ilves

Anatomy of totalitarism. Sarcastic retrospect to the darkest era in Estonian history during 20th century.

Occupied Estonia. Stalin and his era when poets wrote him odes and poems but the bushwhackers sang: " ... and our aim is to kill Stalin". From the tribunes, Stalin was addressed as "the great friend of Estonian nation", nevertheless, for the majority of Estonian Stalin's name embodied the violence and lies that hit Estonia. This influenced all areas of life and no-one was left untouched by the terror. The documentary breakrs the myth about the joint resistance of Estonian nation to the foreign power and gives the warning that there is the possibility that similar things could happen again.
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Speech by the President of Estonia, Lennart Meri, on 48th Session of the UN General Assembly on September 30, 1993

Title in Estonian: Lennart Meri kõne ÜRO Peaassamblee 48. istungjärgul

1993 | Newsreel, Amateur films | Director:

Speech by the President of Estonia, Lennart Meri, on 48th Session of the UN General Assembly on September 30, 1993.

General view of the UN assembly hall. The President of the Republic of Estonia is called to hold a speech. President Lennart Meri focuses on three important issues in his speech. Negotiations about the withdrawal of foreign troops from Estonia are being impeded by Russian authorities that Russia lacks space for accommodating the troops. Also, there is a cynical statement by Russia about the necessity of the presence of foreign troops in the Baltic states in order to protect the human rights of local Russian population. There is a general call for implementing preventive diplomacy, peace efforts and peace guarding ...
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Celebration of Estonian 74th Independence Day in Toronto (2)

Title in Estonian: Eesti Vabariigi 74. aastapäeva aktus Torontos 1/2

1992 | Newsreel, Amateur films | Director:

Ceremony of the 74th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia held in Toronto in 1992.

The festive ceremony of the 74th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia where Rein Loik (Minister of Education), Enn Seppel (head of the Citizenship Board) and Vytautas Bireta (vice president of the Lithuanian-Canadian Union) hold their speeches. A girl wearing national costume reads out the greetings from Canadian organisations.
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Celebration of the 74th Anniversary of the Republic of Estonia in Toronto

Original title: Eesti Vabariigi 74. aastapäeva tähistamine Torontos

1992 | Newsreel, Amateur films | Director:

Festive celebration of the 74th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia in Toronto.

At the festive gathering, Maimu Palumäe reads out the greetings by Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and Estonian Prime Minister Tiit Vähi. Speech by the representative of Latvian refugees. Ilmar Heinsoo, the honorary consul of the Republic of Estonia in Canada, talks about the situation in Estonia while quoting the Prime Minister Tiit Vähi. Transitional period is characterised by tension in domestic policy, food crisis. He forwards his gratitude to EERO (organization in Toronto) for their support and aid to Estonian healthcare. Ilmar Heinsoo reads out a patriotic poem "I declare" by Henrik Visnapuu. Baritone Avo Kittask performs "Greeting to ...
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Laulusillad

1992 | Documentary | Director: Toomas Lepp, Jüri Tallinn
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Speech by Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs Jaan Manitski on 47th Session of UN General Assembly on September 29, 1992

Title in Estonian: Jaan Manitski kõne ÜRO Peaassamblee 47. istungjärgul

1992 | Newsreel, Amateur films | Director:

Speech by Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs Jaan Manitski on 47th Session of UN General Assembly on September 29, 1992.

Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jaan Manitski, talks about the reorganisation work and unsolved issues in Estonia at the UN General Assembly. He highlights the important moments in the development of Estonian: Estonian population approved the new democratic constitution during the referendum held on June 28, 1992; election of a parliamentary assembly and presidential election according to the new constitution took place on September 20; monetary reform on June 20 when Estonia got its own currency. Among the main problems in the country it is emphasized that the Russian troops still have not left Estonia despite the fact that the ...
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Black Ribbon Day on Aug 23, 1991

Title in Estonian: Musta lindi päev Kanadas

1991 | Newsreel, Amateur films | Director:

Demonstration on Black Ribbon Day in Canada on August 23rd 1991 for supporting and acknowledging the independence of the Baltic States and other countries.

A huge crowd has gathered to the demonstration with national flags and slogans. The film depicts speeches where the independence of the Baltic States and other countries is being supported and recognized. A barbed wire is carried to the stage, there is a black ribbon attached to the wire saying "Peace with Freedom".
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