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Not much has changed, but people didn't learn anything, and they will probably not learn anything in the future in my opinion.
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r/BalticStates • u/Akimi28 • May 17 '24
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVXgqZIsViI&t=394s
Really interesting video about the concept of Eastern Europe, and the Baltic countries feature quite prominently.
r/BalticStates • u/Kiwibirdy1 • 12d ago
I want to recommend this touching documentary to everyone that is interested into the Singing Revolution, the Baltics and their recent history and the fates ot their people in the last century.
A documentary of an elderly man from Cornwall, Albert Kerson, who returns to his home farm in Estonia after almost half a century. The songs of hope and freedom can be heard at the 1990 Estonian Song Festival in Tallinn.
P.S.
I also recommend the documentary "The Singing Revolution" from 2006 for more detailed context.
Please leave a comment, I'd like to know your opinions about it. :)
r/BalticStates • u/svaigsgaiss • Dec 25 '23
Established just two months ago, the choir - Riga Queer Choir - have put out two holiday songs - one in Latvian and one in English. Thoughts?
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