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Juhan Aavik's Mixed Choir

Original title: Juhan Aaviku segakoor

1948 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The female members of Juhan Aavik's mixed choir demonstrate Estonian national costumes.

In the short film recorded in 1948 the female members of Juhan Aavik's mixed choir demonstrate Estonian national costumes. The choir performs in the open air, conducted by Juhan Aavik. Aleksander Täheväli, minister of Stockholm Estonian Church, talks to the singers.
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Opening of the Book Exhibition of "Orto" Publishing House in Stockholm

Title in Estonian: Kirjastuse Orto raamatunäituse avamine Stockholmis

1948 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Opening of the book exhibition of publishing house "Orto" in the premises of Stockholm Young Men Christian Association on June 25, 1948.

Hanno Kompus, August Mälk, Heinrich Laretei take part in the opening of the book exhibition held by publishing house "Orto". Andres Laur, head of the publishing house, opens the exhibition. Audience in the hall. Heinrich Laretei holds a speech. August Rei, Gustav Suits, Aino Kallas, Karl Kesa (editor of the Estonian newspaper in Germany) are among the audience. August Mälk holds a speech. Views to the exhibition stands. Bishop Johan Kõpp having a conversation with Jaan Kitzberg, chairman of the Estonian Committee in Lübeck. Three men having a conversation, Hanno Kompus. Jaan Kitzberg is having a conversation with Valev Uibopuu ...
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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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Swedish Girl Guides' Day in Stockholm

Original title: Ülerootsiline gaidide päev Stockholmis

1948 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Training day for Estonian girl guides' leaders in Sweden in the Estonian primary school in Stockholm.

Training day for Estonian girl guides' leaders in Stockholm Estonian primary school on January 31st, 1948. The guides' flag is brought to the hall; Frieda Berggren, the head of the Estonian guide leaders in Sweden, holds a speech. Guider Liis Juske, head of Estonian Guiders' League, is in the front row of the hall. People sing the anthem and lit candles. Vicar bishop Johannes Lauri holds a religious service. Heino Jõe, the scoutmaster of Estonian Scouting Centre in Sweden, holds a speech. Exhibition about summer camps put together by guides: small-scale camp models, pennants, activity diaries. Group singing.
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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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Concert for 40th Anniversary of Juhan Aavik's Musical Activity

Original title: Juhan Aaviku muusikategevuse 40. aastapäeva kontsert

1947 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Concert to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Juhan Aavik's musical career. The concert is held in Stockholm Concert Hall on November 30, 1947.

The 40th anniversiary of Juhan Aavik's musical activity is being celebrated in Stockholm Concert Hall. Aavik's mixed choir is singing, close-up of Juhan Aavik who is conducting. The choir is performing the song "Forest" by Mihkel Lüdig. Views of nature, windy trees, a flying seagull. The film ends with Juhan Aavik bowing before the audience and receiving flowers.
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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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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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