Less Than 100 Days To West Coast Estonian Days 2015

It’s less than 100 days until we welcome you to Lääneranniku Eesti Päevad (West Coast Estonian Days) at beautiful Whistler, British Columbia, August 5 through 9, 2015.   We are thrilled to be able to present to you many talented groups of singers, dancers and musicians from Estonia – Noorkuu,...

How Russians Lost The War…

Based on Mikhail Shishkin’s article translated from Russian by Marian Schwartz   The May 9th issue of The New York Times carries on its Opinion Page the Russian novelist Mikhail Shishkin’s story. Shishkin recounts that as a youngster he was very proud of his father, who had enlisted at age...

The Baltic University

`(…) Our institution will be recorded by history, the reason being that it is unique. Refugees usually have not the mental spirit to create a university, but we had the spirit (…)’Information Bulletin Baltic University, 13 December 1947.   In 1947 they thought that historians would investigate the Baltic University...

The Grain (Of Sand?) In Your Mother’s Eye

Flashback to emade/päev (Mothers’ Day): In English you say that someone is the apple of your eye.   In Estonian, someone can be the tera of your eye; your silma/tera. Literally, the silma/tera is the pupil of the eye and that’s why kids at Tallinn’s Kopli laste/aed (kindergarten) painted themselves...

Vox Populi Choir Visiting The Bay Area In September

In September, San Francisco  welcomes the mixed youth choir Vox Populi (voxpopuli.ee) from Estonia to the Bay Area Vox Populi is best known for its performances of the music of Veljo Tormis, and has received many international awards.   The SF Eesti Selts was successful in getting a small grant...

Pillerkaar Danced At The EU Open House

Vigala Reinlender: Jeff, Kadri, Andrus, Deborah, Jyri Erik, Kelsey   Pillerkaar, Estonian Folk Dancers of the Washington DC Metro Area, full of energy and vigor, spent half the day dancing at the 9th annual Estonian Embassy for the European Union Embassies' Open House on May 9, 2015 in Washington, DC....

A Letter From Our Reader

I don’t have the Estonian alphabet on my computer, and nowadays I think in English and translate eesti keelde. I personally knew Mr. Raudsepp, and I always called him “Mr. Raudsepp!” How he knew me, I will never know. Perhaps from Geislingen, we lived on Werkstrasse. Maybe he lived nearby. ...

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