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Karl Ristikivi in Sweden

Original title: Karl Ristikivi Rootsis

1948 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Writer Karl Ristikivi working at his home in Stockholm.

Karl Ristikivi, expatriate writer living in Sweden, writing at his home (1947-48).
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My fatherland is my love

Title in Estonian: Mu isamaa on minu arm

1948 | Documentary, Overviews | Director: Aleksandr Mandrõkin

Arrival of the Estonian Rifle Corps in Tallinn in 1945. Overview about the life in Estonian economy and culture.

Documentary has used film chronicles from 1945–1948 and created a glorified image about the daily life in Estonia while emphasizing the influence of Soviet power in the development of economy and culture.
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Summer Camp of Estonian Children in Stockholm 1948

Original title: Stockholmi eesti laste suvelaager 1948

1948 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The summer camp of Estonian children in Stockholm near Lake Krön, Krönbaden in the summer of 1948.

There are 84 children aged 10 to 12 spending time in the summer camp for children of expatriate Estonians. Swedish flags are waving in the village. The main building of the camp is either a manor house or a villa. A boy is playing a trumpet as a morning wake-up call. The children are leaving the buildings and running to the lake. They are making morning exercises with their female and male coaches and washing in the lake. The girls are making their beds and fixing their hair. Udo Juuno, head of the camp, is cutting a boy's hair. Line-up ...
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The Estonian in Exile

Title in Estonian: Eestlane paguluses

1948 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The post-war life of Estonians in the refugee camps in Denmark, Germany, Switzerland and France in spring and summer 1948.

The post-war daily life of Estonians in refugee camps in Denmark, Germany, Switzerland and France in spring and summer 1948. A car is backing to the ferry "Sjælland". Trip across Östersund to Denmark. Copenhagen. The town hall. A refugee camp at the end of Prags Boulevard. Barracks behind the wire fence. Outer views of the canteen and washroom. Laundry drying on the washing line. Children are reading and writing at school. The head of the camp is theatre person Voldemar Mettus. Views of Lübeck. Paul Kompus, former head of Haapsalu criminal police and representative of Estonians in Lübeck, in his ...
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World`s Fair in New York City and Shriners Parade in Hartford

Original title: Maailmanäitus New Yorgis ja Shrinersi paraad Hartfordis

1948 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Mountains in autumn colours in the small town of Manchester. The World Fair of 1940 in New York City with the Republicans' election campaign. The parade of Shriners clubs in Hartford and the neighbour town Springfield in 1948. Summer and winter in the suburb. Departure of those participating in the parade from Hartford railway station.

Mrs Baltsar is walking in the flower garden. Forested hills in beautiful autumn colours around the town of Manchester. The World Fair in New York City in 1940 is open in Flushing Meadows city park. VIews to various pavillions, national flags are waving. The Republican Party presidential elections campaign takes place near the main pavillion of the world fair on October 26th. Speakers, crowd, politicians in a motorcade, the advertisement "Bruce Barton for the Senator, Charles McNary for the Vice President, Wendell Willkie for the President". View to a parking lot. Airplanes in the sky. Shriners Parade takes place in ...
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Estonian National Chronicle

Title in Estonian: Estonian National Chronicle

1947 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The short chronicle has been filmed by Harald Perten in Stockholm in 1947. The first piece of the film depicts an open-air religious service, a speech meeting and a concert.

The short chronicle has been filmed by Harald Perten in Stockholm in 1947. The first piece of the film depicts an open-air religious service, a speech meeting and a concert. The male choir of the Estonian Young Men Christian Association of Stockholm (EYMCA) exits the wooden dwelling, the audience is sitting on the benches. The conductor Eduard Tubin is shown. The audience is singing from song sheets. The ceremony is held by the bishop Johan Kõpp, Eduard Tubin is accompanying by harmonium. Speeches are held by the dean Richard Koolmeister and Secretary General of the EYMCA Rudolf Kiviranna. The male choir ...
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Estonian Refugeesʹ Song Festival in Germany

Title in Estonian: Eesti pagulaste laulupidu Saksamaal

1947 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Estonian refugees' song festival in Augsburg, Germany on August 10, 1947.

Estonian refugees' song festival in Augsburg, Germany on August 10, 1947. The song festival procession starts frmo Hochfeld refugee camp and moves along the streets of Augsburg towards the Open Air Theatre. The festival emblem says "Estonian refugees' song festival in Germany 1947" that is carried in front of the procession. Six young women in national costumes are carrying the long ribbons of the emblem that form the combination of Estonian national colours of blue-black-white. The emblem is followed by the national flag of Estonia. Then follow the chief conductors of the festival, organisational team and the columns of singers ...
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Estonians in Stockholm 1/5

Title in Estonian: Eestlase Stockholmis 1/5

1947 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Ludvig Juht, the concertmaster of the contrabass section in Boston Symphonic Orchestra, performs in Stockholm in September 1947.

Film chronicle recorded by Harald Perten about the life of expatriate Estonians in post-war Stockholm. Ludvig Juht, the concertmaster and contrabassist of Boston Symphonic Orchestra has arrived Sweden and performs both in Stockholm and in rural areas of Sweden. Ludvig Juht performing in Stockholm Concert Hall on September 2nd, 1947, accompanied by pianist Olav Roots. Ludvig Juht and Olav Roots performing in the hall of Stockholm Estonian Primary School on September 28th, 1947. Artist Eduard Ole has portrayed Ludvig Juht, both of them posing for the photographer in the open air. Ludvig Juht's departure from Sweden through Bromma Airport to ...
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Estonians in Stockholm 2/5

Title in Estonian: Eestlased Stockholmis 2/5

1947 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Moments about the Estonian-Latvian football competition on Östermalm sports ground in Stockholm on September 21st, 1947.

Amateur film recorded by Harald Perten depicts the life of expatriate Estonians in post-war Stockholm. Moments of the Estonian-Latvian football competition in Östermalm sports ground in Stockholm on September 21st, 1947. Competition audience. Victorious Estonian team wearing striped shirts. The camera focuses on the football team members: gatekeeper Ilmar Siliksaar, Uno Mets, Udo Kupper, Järken, forward Ralf Veidemann, Ragnar Inkapööl, Merilaid, Liiv, Kask, Martin Jensen, Oson and referee Lember.
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Estonians in Stockholm 3/5

Title in Estonian: Eestlased Stockholmis

1947 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Applying a wreath on the foot of the memorial column dedicated to Gustav Adolf, on October 30th, 1947.

Amateur film recorded by Harald Perten depicts the daily life of expatriate Estonians in post-war Stockholm. The traditional ceremony of placing the wreath on the foot of Gustav II Adolf's memorial column on the opera square in Stockholm on the death anniversary on Novermber 6th, 1947. The wreath is placed by the representatives of the Estonian Committee, the Justice of the Supreme Court Timotheus Grünthal, professor Harald Perlitz and Doctor Aadu Lüüs.
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