Aino Järveots
Video story
Here you can watch video materials from 2013-2019. Their list is constantly updated.
Enna Reinik
Video story
Hans Värnik
Video story
Juris Žigurs
Video story
Kirsti Portnov
Video story
Peeter Teedla
"I am the citizen of the world, but heritage-wise Estonian and will always be"
Aavo Reinfeldt
Belonging to America and Estonia but most importantly to Saaremaa
Adam Brown
Valuing the Estonian roots
Ado Valge
Once we will be back in Estonia!
Ain Haas
An insight into parents escape to Sweden
Armas Sootaru
Member of the Home Guard in the whirlwind of the Second World War
Arnet Keskmäe
The Memoirs of a Volunteer in the Finnish Army
Arved Plaks
What is the significance of a stamp collection in war?
Eva Brown (Truumees)
The difficult journey of refugees and the reality of sponsorship
Gunnar Ellam
Becoming an architect despite the horrors of war
Helgi Kirsti Valge (Aulik)
Being a daughter of the head of Kaitseliit during WWII
Hinge-Mai Raud-Pähn
School girl's memories of constant fear, fear of deportation and departure to Sweden
Ilvi Jõe-Cannon
Memories from the Geislingen refugee camp
Indrik Linask
Young boy's hard time on the way to the Geislingen refugee camp
Inno Salasoo
Through refugee camps to Australia
Jaak Maandi
The difficult journey of the secretary of state to Sweden
Jaan Meri
Estonian identity, traditions, language and customs in the family of Estonians who escaped to Canada
Jan-Peter Kimber
Memories from the father of a volunteer in the Finnish Army
Juhan Vaabel
Video story
Kalev Ehin
Karin Zimmermann
Linda Vaike Malmgren
Valuing the roots of Estonia in the context of relatives escape stories
Maido Saarlas
Maili Malvre
Maire Joost
Psychiatry as a mean of repression of the Soviet power
Merike Weiler
The journey from Patarei prison to Finland
Rein Abel
Double emprisonment during the Second World War
Ruth Sootaru (Pärnits)
Escaping the Soviet power
Sale Katrin Marits
Siim Sööt
Siim’s family escaped from the Soviet power in Estonia and arrived to the USA in search for the Superman
Tiiu Jürvetson
Family’s arrest and flee to Canada
Tõnu Jürvetson
Konstantin Päts' close relatives' escape route to the west
Viivianne Vaike Malmgren and Liivia Linda Malmgren
The roots, traditions and language of Estonia in the life of the young Malmgren's sisters
Aina Ergle
Deportation from Inciems and hard life away from home
Alo Aasma
About a grandfather who was deported to Siberia twice
Andres Kasekamp
Pride in being an Estonian
Ants Laaneots
March Deportation and 9 years in Siberia
Arnold Unt
In the footsteps of the Forest Brothers
Gustav Liblik
Nation and regime are two separate entities
Haldi Teras
50 years in ignorance of father's fate
Jaak Ruus
Jaak's difficult childhood in Siberia without parents
Janis Galakrodzieks ja Julia Spurina
The story of the deportation of a family of Riga in 1949.
Kristjan Pett
In the army of three different powers
Kylliki 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
Maret Schultz (Petai) part 1
The father’s death sentence was decided on his daughter’s birthday
Maret Schultz (Petai) part 2
A girl's memories of the journey to Siberia
Mari Pukkonen
Why we need to learn our history
Megija Vizbule
Saw his son for the first time after 12 years of Siberia
Mi MI Po Hti part I
Escape from Burma from a military junta
Mi MI Po Hti part 2
About integrating into the Finnish society
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 love for one’s country
Tatjana Meinert
Change of fate due to similar names
Tuuli Rehemaa and Paul Rehemaa
The fate of the officers of the Estonian Defence Forces in the Soviet prison camps