Ernst Günther von Hunnius

Going to Germany and Canada in the name of a better future

Priit Vesilind

A can of peaches as a symbol of freedom

Priit Vesilind

The ways how to explain one's identity (long version)

Theodore Balberyszski

From Vilnius Ghetto to Lagedi and Klooga concentration camps

Adam Brown

Valuing the Estonian roots

Eva Brown (Truumees)

The difficult journey of refugees and the reality of sponsorship

Gunnar Ellam

Becoming an architect despite the horrors of war

Indrik Linask

A young boy's hard time on the way to the Geislingen refugee camp

Lisa Trei

"Goodbye Lenin", regaining of independence of Estonia through the eyes of a journalist

Mai-Liis Bartling (Hallikmaa)

Keeping the Estonian roots

Maili Malvre

The war took homeland along with the social position

Merike Weiler

The journey from Patarei prison to Finland

Siim Sööt

Siim’s family escaped Estonia in fear of the Soviets and arrived in the USA in search for the Superman

Tiiu Jürvetson (Männistu)

Family’s arrest and flee to Canada

Alo Aasma

About a grandfather who was deported to Siberia twice

Andres Kasekamp

Pride in being an Estonian

Gustav Liblik

Nation and regime are two separate entities

Janis Galakrodzieks ja Julia Spurina

The story of the deportation of a family of Riga in 1949.

Kyllikki Talikka

Memories of a Finnish war child

Mara Kopa

The farm of deported father was turned into a Soviet military city that has been abandoned by now

Mari Pukkonen

Why should we learn our history?

Megija Vizbule

Saw his son for the first time after 12 years of Siberia

Mirjam Rausberg

Branched family

Paul Grünthal

Fighting for national freedom

Rami Meling

The identity of Karelia and the memory of great-grandparents

Reet Oras

The importance of maintaining the social status of refugees

Sander Tuul

About the lives of Forest Brothers during the war

Silja Vurma

Discovering the inspirational story of one’s own family

Silvi Teesalu

Guilty of loving one’s country