Estonia remembers the Soviet deportations
On 14 June 1941, the Soviet Union forcibly deported over 10,000 people from Estonia to Siberia – over 7,000 were women, children, and elderly people; […]
Estonia remembers the Soviet deportations Read More
On 14 June 1941, the Soviet Union forcibly deported over 10,000 people from Estonia to Siberia – over 7,000 were women, children, and elderly people; […]
Estonia remembers the Soviet deportations Read More
On 25 March 1949, twenty thousand men, women and children from Estonia were deported to Siberia by the Soviets. Almost three per cent of the
The victims of Soviet deportations remembered in Estonia Read More
The Estonian Institute of Historical Memory has launched the preparation of an international research centre and museum of crimes of communism in Tallinn, Estonia. The
Tallinn to get a museum of communist crimes Read More
When one of the best and oldest schools in Estonia, the Gustav Adolf Grammar School, is attempting to glamorise the Soviet occupation, it’s a cause
Editorial: Attempts to normalise the Soviet occupation of Estonia are deplorable Read More
On 23 July 1940, the United States’ acting Secretary of State, Sumner Welles, issued a declaration that condemned the Soviet Union’s aggression against Estonia, Latvia
75 years since the US refusal to accept the annexation of Estonia Read More
At 19:00 on 23 August 1989, approximately two million people from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania joined hands, forming a human chain from Tallinn through Riga
Estonia commemorates the Baltic Chain – the longest unbroken human chain in history Read More