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World Camp of Metsakodu in 1975

Title in Estonian: Metsakodu maailmalaager 1975

1975 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

World camp "Metsakodu" takes place in Sweden on July 19-29, 1975.

Organizing a world camp is a great challenge for the Estonian Scout Youth Association in Sweden. Participants of the camp arrive from Sweden, USA, Canada, Germany and Australia. "Eternal flame" is burning on a metal ground of the stone column near the buildings of "Metsakodu" camp. Organizers have a lot of work before the opening of the camp - they pitch tents and test the catering. Participants are arriving by bus. Joy of meeting between guide leaders and scoutmasters. Flags of the participating countries are hoisted on the flag ground at the official opening of the camp; the pieces of ...
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World Scout Camp "Metsakodu"

Title in Estonian: Maailmalaager Metsakodu

1975 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Scout camp "Metsakodu" of expatriate Estonians in Sweden, summer of 1975.

Young people from eight countries have gathered in the world scout camp "Metsakodu". Camping area by the forest, more and more people are arriving. Views of nature: meadow in blooms, glade with fireweed. Several buildings under the trees of the camp site. A small group of participants doing morning exercises. Flags of different countries are waving. Playing and making music with small children. The camp's kitchen and the dining table. Food cooking in the kettles, buns and pies are also baked. People having dinner at the table. The camp is located by a small lake, people are bathing in the ...
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8th Estonian Days in Melbourne

Title in Estonian: VIII Eesti päevad Melbourne`s

1972 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

8th Estonian Days in Australia take place in Melbourne in Deceber 1972.

8th Estonian Days in Australia are held in Melbourne on December 26-31, 1972. The gathering for children and getting to know each other is held in the newly built Estonian House. Performance of folk dancers. Children's choirs are singing. Performance by two young ballet dancers. Folk dance groups and gymnasts perform on a sports stadium. A national flag of Estonia is waving on the stadium. Gymnasts are marching to the square. A bigger group of young women is performing a gymnastics act, a smaller group performs their. Folk dancers arrive at the stadium. Several dances are performed. After the act ...
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Family 12

Original title: Perekond 12

1966 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Married writers' couple Enn and Helga Nõu spend time with their small children in their hometown Uppsala in 1966; children's birthdays, pastime activities, games. The summer gathering of Estonians in Grisslehamn.

Laine is practising ballet, little Liia is crawling. Heino and Laine are decorating Easter eggs. Walpurgis Night, wearing white hats on Caroline mountain, Uppsala, logfire in the evening. Celebration of Laine Nõu's 6th birthday in June. Summer gathering of Estonians on June 25, 1966.
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5th General Camp "Põhjala" of the Estonian Scout Youth in Sweden

Title in Estonian: Eesti Skautlike Noorte Rootsis 5. suurlaager "Põhjala"

1964 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

General camp of expatriate Estonian girl and boy scouts "Põhjala" takes place in Koitjärve and Havilahe by the Lake Lygnern, Sweden on July 18-27, 1964.

"Põhjala" camp is divided into two: the girl scouts in Havilahe and boy scouts in Koitjärve. Both camps function independently yet the scouts gather for joint line-ups, celebrations and nights with campfire. There are guest scouts from seven countries. Arlanda Airport, Stockholm. Receiving guests, bus ride. Guests arriving by car. Every scout division from different country wears their own uniform. Groups from USA, Norway and Sweden are marching to the flag square. Head of the camp, Harald Sepp, holds the opening ceremony - scouting rules are stated and torches are lit, flags are hoisted to the flagpoles. Welcoming speeches, handing ...
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Film Chronicle 3

Original title: Kroonika 3

1964 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The 5th general camp "Põhjala" of Estonian guides and scouts takes place in Kungsbaka by Lake Lygnern, Sweden in July 18 - 27, 1964.

General camp "Põhjala" is divided into two camping territories: the guides are in Havilahe and the scouts in Koitjärve. Among the guests there are guides and scouts from Canada, USA, Germany, Finland and Norway. Camping areas, views of the lake, guides' performances, volleyball playing, round dancing. People related to scouting in the camp: Philip Selli, Tiiu Selli, Enn and Helga Nõu, Ants Anderson, Herman Rajamaa, Sulev Tiits, Heino Jõe, head of the general camp Harald Sepp, Leo Puurits, Juhan Kokla, Virge Hint, head of "Kalev" Sven Tillu Hansson, Sulev Nurmiste, August Kriisa. The camp's pendant says "Põhjala, Lygnern 1964". Festive ...
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World Camp „Põhjala“ on July 26, 1964

Title in Estonian: Maailmalaager „Põhjala“ 26.07.1964

1964 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The 5th general camp of Estonian girl scouts and boy scouts "Põhjala" held in Koitjärve, Sweden and "Havilahe" by Lake Lygnern on July 18-27, 1964.

The general camp "Põhjala" is divided into two close-by camp territories - the girl scouts of "Havilahe" and the boy scouts of "Koitjärve". Guest scouts have arrived to the camp from Canada, United States of America, Germany, Finland and Norway. Camping spots, views of lake, scouts' performances, volleyball games, dancing. People related to scouting are present in the camp, including: Philip Selli, Tiiu Selli, Enn and Helga Nõu, Ants Anderson, Herman Rajamaa, Sulev Tiits, Heino Jõe, head of the general camp Harald Sepp, Leo Puurits, Juhan Kokla, Virge Hint, chief of "Kalev" scout team Sven Tillu Hansson, Sulev Nurmiste, August ...
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The Estonians' Song Festival in Sweden

Original title: Eestlaste laulupidu Stockholmis

1954 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The Second Estonian general song festival held in Stockholm in June 1954.

The second Estonian general song celebration took place in the Ralambshovs open air theatre, Stockholm on June 26-27, 1954. Choirmaster Juhan Aavik holds a gratitude speech to the Finnish National Choir (Suomen Kansallis Kuoro). An oak wreath is given to the choir as a present that is accepted by the conductor Väinö Karttunen. Finnish Student Male Choir is performing. Juhan Aavik thanks the choir. Heinrich Laretei holds the speech about the Estonian national flag. Guard of the Estonian flag (the flag that was by the speaker's chair during the meetings of the Constituent Assembly in 1919). Male choirs are performing, ...
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The Estonians' Song Festival in Sweden

Title in Estonian: Eestlaste laulupidu Stockholmis

1948 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director: Harald Perten

Estonian song festival held in Stockholm in 1948.

The first Estonian general song celebration in Stockholm on June 27, 1948. Introduction of the song festival programme. Swedish flags are waving, views of Stockholm. Women and girls wearing Estonian national costumes. Participants of the song celebration procession are gathering in Kungsträdgården, the procession moves along the city streets. Arrival at the venue of the song celebration - Solliden song festival grounds in Skansen. Manivald Loite, representative of Estonians in England and Jaan Kitzberg, chairman of the Estonian Committe in Lübeck, are talking. Bishop Johan Kõpp and Metropolitan Aleksander lead the church service. Speeches are held by Heinrich Laretei, chairman ...
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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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