On the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, marking the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland, the victims of Nazi atrocities are also remembered in […]
Remembering the once vibrant Jewish community of Estonia Read More
Among the 7,000 Estonians murdered by the Nazis was a promising Fauvist painter Karl Pärsimägi. Education is lacking in some compartments in Estonia. While there’s
Holocaust Remembrance Day: the Nazis murdered, among others, a promising Estonian painter Read More
A conference that took place in Israel last week marked the 90th anniversary of Jewish cultural autonomy in Estonia; 90 people attended what was the
Conference in Israel marks 90 years of Jewish cultural autonomy in Estonia Read More
The Jewish community of Estonia celebrated the inauguration of their newly-written Sefer Torah scroll that is dedicated to the past, present and future generations of
Estonian Jews celebrate their new Torah scroll Read More
There’s probably a new startup born in Estonia every week, and there’s nothing unusual about that. But it definitely raises eyebrows when someone founds a
Estonian startup helps religious Jews keep kosher Read More
Conductor Eri Klas worked with over 100 symphonic orchestras in 40 countries during his lifetime. Maestro Eri Klas, who has died at the age of
Eri Klas, conductor – obituary Read More
Estonia is a small nation of 1,3 million people and although a birthplace for many talented people, especially musicians, there are not many Estonians who
Eight internationally notable people you didn’t know had Estonian roots Read More
To mark the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Estonian World is publishing a short film called “Best Friends Forever” by an Estonian journalist Anna Gavronski. Remembering
“Despite the fact that I love it in Israel, I’ve always had this sense of my Estonian roots. I think it’s great, because there was
Shmuel Lazikin – an Israeli who blogs in Estonian, for Estonians Read More
