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Opening of the New Oru Household School

Title in Estonian: Oru Kodumajanduskooli uue hoone avamine

1939 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

President Konstantin Päts at the inauguration of the new building of Oru Household School on June 29, 1939.

Five chronicle pieces about President Konstantin Päts and his family in 1939. The first chronicle about the opening ceremony of the building of Oru Household School on June 29, 1939. Journalist talks to the headmaster Linda Jalvendi. Students have lined up in front of the school and are welcoming the guests with Estonian and Hungarian flags. President Konstantin Päts and Anton Kunder, Hungarian Minister of Trade, Transport and Industry, with his wife are arriving, accompanied by Colonel Herbert Grabbi, Senior Ordinance Officer to the President. Päts, Kunder, Minister of Education Aleksander Jaakson and Minister of Economic Affairs Leo Sepp are ...
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President Konstantin Päts and Journalists

Title in Estonian: President Konstantin Päts ja ajakirjanikud

1939 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

President Konstantin Päts and his family in 1939-1940. President having a conversation with journalists in Kadriorg Palace in 1939.

Five chronicle pieces about President Konstantin Päts and his family in 1939. The author of the film, former steward of Moscow embassy Aleksander Lellep, was in business relations with the president, so he could get a free access to Kadriorg Palace and Presidential residence in Oru for filming. The fourth chronicle depicts the president's interview with two journalists in 1939. Kaljula Teder, editor in "Päevaleht", and the other journalist are asking the president questions in Kadriorg Palace. After the interview the journalists sitting in the palace's lobby.
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President Konstantin Päts and his Close Ones in Oru

Title in Estonian: President Konstantin Päts ja tema lähikondlased Orul

1939 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

President Konstantin Päts and his family in Oru, 1939.

The author of the film, former steward of Moscow embassy Aleksander Lellep, was in business relations with the president, so he could get a free access to Kadriorg Palace and Presidential residence in Oru for filming. The second chronicle: Konstantin Päts and his close relatives in Oru Castle in summer of 1939. Voldemar Päts, Johanna Päts, Leo Päts, Matti Päts, Henn Päts and babysitter Olga Tünder on the stairs of the school. Konstantin Päts, Leo Päts and Helgi Päts's cousin Erika Ederma are walking in Oru. Konstantin Päts is talking to a guest on the cliff coast in Oru. Henn ...
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11th General Song Celebration in Tallinn 1938

Title in Estonian: XI üldlaulupidu Tallinnas 1938

1938 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Expatriate Estonians who have arrived at the 11th General Song Celebration are visiting the President of Estonia at Oru Palace on June 28th, 1938. Procession of the song celebration. Performance of choirs and the audience on June 23rd-24th, 1938.

Ferryboat "Suomi" arrives at the Port of Tallinn. Welcoming the guests. Expatriate Estonians from the United States of America are visiting the 11st General Song Celebration and meeting President Konstantin Päts at his residence at Toila Oru Palace on June 28, 1938. Procession of the song celebration through the town on June 23rd, 1938. Performance of choirs, conducted by Juhan Aavik. Unique views of the performers and the audience of the song celebration.
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Linar-Linholm Chronicle No. 1

Original title: Linari-Linholmi kroonika nr 1

1937 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Life of the Linholm family in pre-war estonia, recordings about the first year of their little daughter's life.

Little Tuulike Raili with her mother Valentina and father Artur Aleksander Linholm. The child crawling. Mother walking with the baby carriage on a street in Kalamaja district, Tallinn. The infant in the carriage, a street view. Tuulike standing up in her crib. Close-ups of the infant, with her mother and father. Tuulike learning to walk, taking her first steps. Father and mother with Tuulike walking in the garden, smelling flowers. The Linholm family in front of the Kuursaal in Haapsalu, family's aquaintances with Tuulike, people walking. Tuulike in her father's lap near Kuursaal. Tuulike with her mother on Haapsalu's promenade.
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Parade 1935, Circus parade 1937

Original title: Paraad 1935, Shrinersi paraad 1937

1937 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Pre-war life in Hartford - parade in the town centre, procession of Shriners clubs, home garden of the Baltsar family.

Film chronicle about the pre-war life in Harford. The first episode depicts a parade in central town where servicemen from different military units and cavalrymen on horses participate. Some columns are wearing historical uniforms. Military units of New Haven, Southington and Bridgeport as well as Scottish and Italian units are marching, accompanied by the brass orchestra. A longer episode about the parade of Shiners' clubs follows. Security staff guarding the procession, cameraman with the film camera moves along on a platform with the columns. The colourful outfits of Shriners add spice to the parade together with the drummers, brass orchestras ...
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Ex-servicemen Parade, Shriners Parade, Mount Washington and Multnomah Falls

Original title: Sõjaveteranide paraad, Shrinersi paraad, Mount Washington ja Multnomah Falls

1935 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Parade of the ex-servicemen who fought in foreign wars, Brookshire Lodge, Mount Washington in New Hampshier and Multnomah Falls in Oregon. Parade of Shriners clubs in Hartford.

The chronicle starts with depicting the group of ex-servicemen who have gathered for the parade. Brookshire guesthouse. Views of Washington hills in New Hampshire, the observation tower and car on the mountain road. Veterans who have fought in foreign wars have gathered into columns and walk through the town, the traffic is stopped. Trucks are also participating in the procession. Again views of hills, Mrs Baltsar admiring the view and spending time with her cat in her home garden. Country house. The streets of Hartford are again reserved for Shriners' clubs. The columns participating in the procession reach the town ...
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President Konstantin Päts's speech on the issues of disarmament

Origina title: Riigivanem Konstantin Pätsi pöördumine desarmeerimise küsimustes

1933-1936 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1912-1940 I half | Director:

Konstantin Päts, the President of the first Republic of Estonia, holds a speech in Latin in order to greet the international disarmament congress in 1931.

Konstantin Päts, the President of the first Republic of Estonia, holds a speech in Latin for greeting the international conference of disarmament that took place in Geneva in 1932. The film begins with the English commentary saying that Päts wants to express a few thoughts about disarmament, after having inspected the defence army. The column of cadets of the military school's honorary company lines up in front of Kadriorg Palace, the soldiers wearing winter uniforms. While accompanied by the Estonian national anthem President Päts walks in front of the soldiers together with three other officers of higher rank. President's speech ...
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Massvõimlemine Soomes

1928-1929 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1912-1940 I half | Director:
Estonian War of Independence 1

Title in Estonian: Eesti Vabadussõda

1919 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Events that took place in the Estonian War of Independence in 1919, rare documentation of the soldiers who were fighting in the war.

The Setu men. The row of Russian White Army soldiers, General Stanislav Bulak-Balakhovitsh and other officers performing military inspection. Imprisoned Red Army soldiers, examination of the prisoners' clothes: necklaces, Soviet roubles, cannon cartridges. Portrait photograph of captain Richard Borgelin, the commander of the Danish Volunteers Company. Danish volunteers in British safety helmets are working near the train echelon. Dixies and cannons on the platform car. Soldiers in train cars and on car roofs, the Danish flag is waving. Various goods and equipment on carriages, village men with horses. Danish volunteers lining up in the barrack yard, marching away. Armoured cars ...
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