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Paperback. Condizione: Very Good+. Text clean and tight; in English; Proceedings of the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory 3: 2021; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 280 pages.

Condizione: Wie neu. XXXII/718 S. u. Kartenanhang, Format ca. DIN A 4, Hln., neuwertig! Gewicht ca. 2450 Gramm! - . ein bisher wenig bearbeitetes Thema! Komplett in englischer Sprache! - Sammlung mit zahlreichen Beiträgen verschiedener Verfasser. - Der Band gliedert sich in 4 Abschnitte: Part I: Historical Background (11 Beiträge). Part II: Soviet Institutions of Repression in Estonia (7 Beiträge). Part III: Repressions (13 Beiträge). Part IV: Prison camps and prisons in Estonia (5 Beiträge). …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. This extensive hardcover study provides detailed reports and historical data on human rights and political events in post-war Estonia. It offers a comprehensive look at modern Baltic history, with the complete text presented in English. 718 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Explore the history of a tough era through real reports and records. This richly illustrated book shows exactly what happened in the Baltic region during World War II, making it packed with detailed information. It covers the occupations, military action, and political shifts between 1940 and 1945. Text in English. 1337 pp.…

Condizione: new. Pages: 319 Language: English. The Flight from Estonia to Sweden during World War II An estimated 70,000-80,000 people flied to the West from Estonia in the Second World War years, making it one of the largest waves of migration and one of the most important events of Estonian recent history, directly affecting the destinies of very many people. Regarding this exodus, few traditional archival sources (lists of people departing and arriving) are available, as people mostly fled in secret on the basis of oral agreements and under conditions of immediate danger. The flight has been researched for decades relying primarily on memoirs, which provide an excellent overview of the escape journey of an individual or a family, but it is difficult to put an overall picture together out of such memories. The seven articles in this collected work present new information, which largely originates from archival sources located outside of Estonia. Some of it has become freely accessible only in recent years. The authors shed light on various aspects of the great exodus, examining among other things the reception of and policies towards Estonian refugees in neighbouring Finland and Sweden. This is the first collection of research articles dedicated to the theme of flight from Estonia to Sweden during the Second World War. 9789949968794.…