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Aeg jälle tuleb (Reportaaž Eesti Olümpiakomitee taasloomisest)

1989 | Documentary, Observation | Director: Enn Putnik
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Arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto (2)

Title in Estonian: RAM-i poistekoori saabumine Torontosse 2/3

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär where the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto has been shown in the autumn of 1989. The film depicts the reception and greeting by the local community.

Amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär where the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto has been shown in the autumn of 1989. The film depicts the reception and greeting by the local community. The Boys' Choir is singing the song by Mihkel Lüdig "The Dawn" being conducted by Venno Laul, and the Estonian national anthem. At the end of the film the singers are received by their host families.
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Baltics 1987 – Demonstration and Parade in Toronto

Original title: Balti ühtsuse päev Torontos 1987

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Celebrating the memorial day of those deported from the Baltic States in Toronto where the local Baltic people hold a street procession and speeches on June 14th, 1989.

The procession of the Baltic people living in Canada moves from St Paul's Cathedral towards the Toronto City Hall along Bloor, Yonge and Queen Streets. First goes the drummer, followed by young women in Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian national costumes and waving the national flags. Riina Kindlam is carrying the Estonian national flag. The slogans at the demonstration express disapproval towards the occupation of the Baltic states and deportation that took place on June 14th 1941 that ruined the lives of more than 800,000 Baltic people. When the sun goes down the memorial candles are being carried. Demonstration and speeches ...
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Boys Choir Arrival (1)

Title in Estonian: RAM Poistekoori saabumine Torontosse

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär where the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto has been shown in the autumn of 1989. The film depicts the reception and greeting by the local community.

The amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär shows the arrival of the Boy's Choir of the Estonian National Male Choir to Toronto in autumn 1989, their reception and greeting by the local community. Video begins with reception of the choir, festive speeches and the greeting song by the local male choir; also, Estonian and Canadian national flags can be seen in the background. The Boys' Choir arrives by school buses from the airport, together with the musicians from the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. The Toronto Estonian House is bustling with people. Heikki Paara, head of the Estonian Song Society in Canada, ...
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Boys Choir in Toronto City Hall

Title in Estonian: RAM-i poistekoor Toronto linnavalitsuses

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The video recorded by Edgar Väär depicts the concert of the Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir held in Toronto Town Hall in autumn of 1989.

The film recorded by Edgar Väär depicts the concert of the Boys' Choir of the National Academic Men's Choir held in Toronto Town Hall in the autumn of 1989. The film begins with showing the arrival of the singers to the building of the town hall. The Boys' Choir is singing in the main hall of Toronto New City Hall. The choir is singing "The Dawn" written by Mihkel Lüdig, the concert continues with the song in English, short speeches expressing gratitude are held. The concert ends with singing of "My fatherland is my love" written by Gustav Ernesaks.
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Boys Choir in Toronto supermarket

Title in Estonian: RAM-i poistekoor Toronto kaubanduskeskuses

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The video shot by Edgar Väär shows the concert of the Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir in Toronto shopping center at the end of 1989.

The video film recorded by Edgar Väär shows the concert of the Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir in Toronto shopping center at the end of 1989. The Boys' Choir, conducted by Venno Laul, is singing in Toronto shopping center in pre-Christmas time of 1989. They perform Mihkel Lüdig's song "The Dawn" in front of numerous people in the shopping centre. The concert lasting for about half an hour continues with Estonian classic choral and Christmas songs. The concert ends with "The Song of the Birds" written by Mart Saar.
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Kogu võim …

1989 | Documentary | Director: Irene Lään
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Rukkilill

1989 | Popular Sciences | Director: Rein Maran
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The Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir at Estonian House in Toronto

Title in Estonian: RAM-i poistekoor esineb Toronto Eesti majas

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The video shot by Edgar Väär shows the arrival of the Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir to Toronto, their reception and greeting by the local community of expatrian Estonians at the end of autumn 1989.

The amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär shows the arrival of the Boys' Choir of the National Male Choir to Toronto, their reception and greeting by the local community of expatrian Estonians at the end of autumn 1989. The video starts with depicting the arrival of the boys' choir by school buses, reception of the choir, festive speeches and singing of a local male choir in the background of the Estonian and Canadian national flags. The singers are welcomed by the head of Estonian Choir Union Heikki Paara and the Honorary Consul Ilmar Heinsoo. The boys' choir is singing "The ...
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Videoringvaade "Eestimaa" nr 2, jaanuar 1989

1989 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: