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A Momentous Contribution

Title in Estonian: Kaalukas panus

1990 | Problem oriented, Documentary | Director: Mart Taevere

This is a film about the last red vicegerent of Estonia - the secretary of the Estonian Communist Party Central Comittee.

This is a film about the last red vicegerent of Estonia - the secretary of the Estonian Communist Party Central Comittee. Unprecedented level of senseless industrialisation was achieved under his leadership in 10 years, hundreds of thousands of people were brought here as labor power. A fight against estonian language was started in several fields of activity. Any kind of thinking expect the "right" one was sufficient reason to arrest its carrier...
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ENSV Ülemnõukogu 11.koosseisu IX istungjärk.

1989 | Newsreel 1940 II half-1991, Newsreels | Director: Heikki Aasaru
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Keeleseaduse vastuvõtmine Ülemnõukogus.

1989 | Newsreel 1940 II half-1991, Newsreels | Director: Heli Speek
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Videoringvaade "Eestimaa" nr 2, jaanuar 1989

1989 | Newsreel 1940 II half-1991, Newsreels | Director:
Videoringvaade "Eestimaa", juuli/august 1989

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

1989 | Portrait, Documentary | Director: Mart Taevere, Arvo Vilu
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Ceremony of 70th Anniversary of the Republic of Estonia in Norrköping

Title in Estonian: Eesti Vabariigi 70. aastapäeva aktus Norrköpingis

1988 | Newsreel, Amateur films | Director:

Celebration of 70th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia and fathering in Estonian Home in Norrköping on February 27, 1988.

The ceremony for celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia is opened by bringing in the national flags of Estonia and Sweden while singing "Eesti lipp" ("Estonian flag"). Opening words by Kusta Adamson; expressing gratitude to Voldemar Issako and Johannes Lehtsalu who fought in the Estonian War of Independence. The anthem of Sweden is being sung, followed by the prayer by Heino Viikholm, common singing of "Hoia jumal, Eestit" ("God, protect Estonia"). Rainer Kuisma plays marimba. Thematic speech by Helga Nõu. Expressing gratitude to Catherina Mitt, the local head of folk dancing. Pia and Mark Karell's flute duo ...
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Educational Day of Estonian Committee in Stockholm in 1988

Title in Estonian: Eesti komitee kasvatuspäev Stockholmis 1988

1988 | Newsreel, Amateur films | Director:

19th Education Day, organized by the Estonian Committee, is held in Stockholm on January 9, 1988. Discussions about teaching and preserving Estonian language were held. The evening continued with the Christmas party of the Estonian Committee.

19th Education Day of the Estonian Committee is organized by the schooling and youth team. The event is held in Sheraton Hotel, Stockholm and opened by Ivar Paljak. Participants are discussing about teaching and preserving Estonian language. Pavils Johansons, Vice Rector for academic affairs of a Latvian school, holds a speech on language problems of Latvian youth in Sweden. Lecture by Mai Raud about using Estonian language in homes. Conversation about the collaboration of home and school when teaching Estonian language. Mare Rebas-Aadli, Reet Estra, Peeter Klaar, Kuldar Parik, Margus Reemets and Merike Sild are talking. The evening is followed ...
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Eesti keele päevad

1988 | Newsreel 1940 II half-1991, Newsreels | Director: Ain Suurhans
Estonian Song 1988

Original title: Eestimaa Laul '88

1988 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991, Documentary | Director: Toomas Lepp

Estonian Song '88 was the event held in the Song Festival Grounds in Tallinn on September 11, 1988, where the largest number of people took part. During six hours 11. septembril 1988 toimus Tallinna laulväljakul seni kõigi aegade rahvarohkeim üritus Eestimaa laul ‘88, kus kuue tunni jooksul peeti sütitavaid kõnesid ja lauldi isamaalisi laule.

The chain of events called the Singing Revolution culminated with Estonian Song '88 that took place on September 11, 1988. Almost quarter of a million people participated in the event where people publicly demanded restoration of Estonian independence. The great event was organized by the Popular Front of Estonia, Estonian Abstinence Society, Estonian Radio and Kodamu where the statesmen and heads of various movements held speeches, actors read poetry, music groups and choirs performed patriotic songs, all this being accompanied by the audience's sympathy and affection.
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