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A Search For a Happy Country (45)
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In addition, Estonia leased Russia two sites for airdromes on the islands if Saaremaa and Hiiumaa, which lie athwart the Gulf of Riga. They are ...
Letter to my Father (12)
Translated by Alliki Arro We were scheduled to reach the barracks of the loggers by nightfall. We made it, but could not stay there - to our ...
A Search For a Happy Country (44)
We, in America, are bigger, wealthier, more complex than it is, and our difficulties and advantages are both greater; but our Constitution provides ...
Letter to my Father (11)
Translated by Alliki ArroAnd then came fall, 1946. Many of the young people who had completed Grade Four went to a bigger school, at some distance ...
A Search For a Happy Country (43)
CONCLUSIONI have gone thus into detail about several countries to illustrate concretely that peace between nations and within nations is not ...
Letter to my Father (10)
Translated by Alliki Arro Late in the evening, after the work and the chores of the day were done, we gathered in the cafeteria, pushed aside the ...
A Search for a Happy Country (42)
I had heard that several hundred Polish laborers had recently been imported for the mines, and that about a third of them had returned to Poland - ...
A Search For a Happy Country (41)
We were all taken on a tour of the castle, especially its cellars — arched and groined and spacious. One cellar included a regular American beer ...
Letter to my Father (9)
Translated by Alliki Arro The Kirov prison had a farm, the Mukhinsky sovhoos, in Mukhino rajon that needed workers. The number of prisoners ...
A Search For a Happy Country (40)
Before she turned to greet them, she inquired if I would like to “make a promenation,” and gave me over to a French lady, who took me out on the ...
Letter to my Father (8)
Translated by Alliki Arro I started school in the fall of 1943. I had turned ten. I was fluent in Russian and it had become clear to us that ...
A SEARCH FOR A HAPPY COUNTRY (39)
CHAPTER XIX: A TALK WITH THE PRESIDENTOn the eve of leaving Estonia, I received and invitation from President Päts to lunch with him and the members ...
LETTER TO MY FATHER (7)
Translated by Alliki ArroEditorial comment: “We had to go our separate ways when I was seven. I will try to give you an account of the road taken ...
A Search For a Happy Country (38)
It was only two or three days now, to the time when I must set sail for Finland and Sweden on my way home, and so I went to say farewell to some of ...
Letter to my Father (6)
Translated by Alliki Arro The locals lived on what they could grow on ...
Letter to my father (5)
Translated by Alliki Arro What was this place where we had ended up like? What were the people like? Everything was foreign to us. ...
A Search for a Happy Country (37)
It is difficult to describe the cooperative movement which plays so important a part in the life of the country, except by employing the dull forms ...
Letter to my Father (4)
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Translated by Alliki Arro I don’t remember much about the trip, only that we were thirsty. We would stop, we would move. At one station, it ...
LETTER TO MY FATHER (3)
I have that photograph framed on my wall. It means a lot more to me than distant and beautiful memories of my childhood. The only existing message ...
A Search For a Happy Country (35)
We had tea, yesterday, at Keila Joa, as guests of Mrs. Selter, wife of the Minister of Economic Affairs. This place is about twenty miles from ...
Vabadusvõitlejad või kurjategijad? (1) Olukirjeldusi II maailmasõjast Eesti poolt vaadatuna
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Ma ei ole käinud vallutamas Venemaad sakslastele ega Saksamaad venelastele. Sõjast võtsin osa Eestimaa pinnal ja piiril, selg kodumaa poole. ...
A Search For a Happy Country (34)
When Miss Kirsipuu, who is a member of the Ministry of Social Affairs, selected by and from Societies devoted to social betterment, asked me one day ...
Letter to my Father (2)
Translated by Alliki Arro Then came the ominous year of 1939. On September 26 the country’s leaders were debating whether to agree to the mutual ...
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Toomas Toomsalu on sündinud 1954.a. Haapsalus. Lõpetanud 1977.a. Tartu Ülikooli matemaatikateaduskonna. Kaitsenud doktorikraadi 1986.a. ...
LETTER TO MY FATHER
Letter to my Father by Anna Mirjam Kaber
Translated by Alliki Arro Editorial comment: "We had to go our separate ways when I was ...
Marion Foster Washburne: A Search For a Happy Country (31)
CHAPTER XVIII. TALLINN: THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENTI was longing to meet some of the old Baltic noblesse and hear their side of the Estonian story; and ...
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