A Super Quick History of Estonia

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#Estonia #History

[@formicidaeinc.8075]

Estonian history summarized: 🇷🇺 🇩🇪 🇸🇪 🇩🇰🇱🇹 🇵🇱 🇪🇪

[@itslyr1cals910]

True ngl

[@totuusmies4083]

🇫🇮🤝🇪🇪

[@pyromorph6540]

😳😳😳

[@mr.turdlybird4387]

Germany Poland and Russia would never be on the same side

[@pandysnufkin]

@@mr.turdlybird4387 only to rekt estonia :(((

[@anni-riin3254]

Estonians when they see the russians: *ah shit here we go again*

[@epiclegowarrior7416]

Like it’s so casual…

[@PipMane]

that aged well

[@eduardpeeterlemming]

Quickest version is: tribes, battleground, occupation, freedom, occupation, free at last, some random stuff, virus.

[@elisterr9913]

Naaah.. The history before the Russian Empire was far more enriching than that under it.. :D

[@Sinivaal]

@@elisterr9913 for the average Estonian it did not matter if it was the Russians Germans or Swedes it was the same bad under all of them until we got free from serfdom

[@elisterr]

@@Sinivaal So so so wrong... If you rank the annexers for estonians it would be from best to worst.. 1st Swedes 2nd Danes 3rd Baltic Germans..........dead last.. Russians.

[@Sinivaal]

​@@elisterr ok what did the swedes do Improve education, and the sad on was that they made us serfs so there is something to compare but very little

[@ThePussukka]

Huge respect to our repressed brothers from Finland! Not long and Estonia will pass us in wealth. Maybe then Estonia can into Nordic.

[@rubiochica]

Not sure if we can pass you guys. You're like that older more talented and much more accomplished sibling. We're so proud to have you and a little (maybe more than little) jealous of you. 🤭😂♥️

[@rapator9270]

I don't think we will pass. Presumably, the entire Northern region will be same prosperity level after 50 years. Unless of course the Russians dont come and bring freedom to us with tanks again.

[@rudolphstroheim122]

The old stump will once rise again and then the younger, but a bit thiccer brother, will unite with it to form Kalevala.

[@lunchtasty9406]

@@rubiochica yeah not more talented we got to space faster

[@softiasjad1858]

@@rubiochica You are living in 20-30 years in the past, my friend. Please try to remember when did you stop actually hearing daily jokes about Finns!? The anecdotes died with the envy. Catching up with Finns is in short terms questionable, however, still the best motivator for Estonians. Estonians are soooo competitive.

[@jerseykaari]

My father and grandfather were in the Estonian resistance through WW2, while my father was a teenager. They escaped, with my grandmother and her young daughter (she was actually my father's stepmother, and was actually from Russian aristocracy, as her family moved to Estonia before the 17' revolution). They all fled to Germany shortly after the war as the Curtain came down. Just before they left, my grandmother's family were taken and killed by the soviets, my grandmother and her daughter were the only 2 to survive because fate had her out of the house that day, and neighbors had warned her what the soviets were doing and told her not to return home. She never got to say goodbye to any of them. Upon reaching Germany, my father served in the US Army with the Labor Services, along with other Baltic veterans until he, his step sister and my grandparents, were allowed to come to America in 1949, where he also served for a short while as an Army instructor for what would later become our Special Forces units. . My father never got to see his 4 brothers or his natural mother again, although by the 70s, a few letters got smuggled in and out. The family farm, as was the case for most Estonian landowners, was taken by the soviets. In the early 70s, my father inquired about the possibility of visiting, and he was assured by the State department that given his and my grandfather's role in the resistance, they were very likely still wanted as criminals by the soviets and would likely be arrested or worse. Sadly, he passed away several years before Estonia regained its freedom. And as my mother wasn't Estonian, she made no effort to maintain any connection with the culture or the Estonian community. During the 80s, when my brothers and I served in the military, we were shocked to learn that (a) - we had this entire collection of Estonian relatives (3 of my father's brothers managed to survive and have families). We found this out because (b) as many of our 'new' cousins had been conscripted into the Russian army and navy over the years - our security clearances were all held up each time one of us enlisted - the cold war was raging at the time and we were all going into technical fields. This video brought back so many memories of the stories and history my father and grandfather tried to teach to us.

[@tonitakalo121]

Oh how wow

[@ginobarrone5670]

I enjoyed reading your comment, my mother was Estonian and immigrated to Canada in 1949 as well. I was was born in Canada and my mother never spoke much of Estonia, I can only imagine what the Estonians went through living under Russian rule.

[@hasdagger1916]

@@ginobarrone5670 Need olid kohutavad ajad.

[@simplyramble9660]

That is a very rich family history, best wishes to you and everyone in your family

[@jordanlathrop2555]

Estonia is possibly my favorite European country -- from U.S.A. ❤

[@ollekr]

Yknow, it always makes my day, when someone from a far away "giant" country, such as the US, recognizes our small patch of rocky dirt. Even more so if we are considered a favourite. Much love, aitäh! (means thank you)

[@artistic3096]

@@ollekr Estonia is really progressive contry and I admire your strength and bravery. Love from Bulgaria🇧🇬

i do hate tht 20% of us are russia soo i hate russiaaaaa

[@coolgamerman1420]

Same - from uk

[@kertasa9890]

Thank you (aitäh)

[@TheSerubbaabel]

I'm a Finn. I love my brothers in Estonia. Our history is same. We almost speak the same language. Some might say that they are just different dialects. Finns volunteers fought for Estonia in 1918 and Estonian "soomepoisid" fought bravely for Finland in against Soviet Union. In my mind. We are brothers.

[@hasdagger1916]

I agree. We are one Finno-Ugri people....there is also Hungary but well i dont know how much are we related to them. 80% of words sound the same in Estonian and Finnish but sadly these 80% of words dont mean the same things. Suomi❤Eesti :)

[@MM-zq9cj]

@@hasdagger1916 @TheSerubbaabel if I as an American was looking into moving or purchasing property in northern Nordic Europe, where would you suggest? We learn little to nothing about the region in school.

[@rondormees4608]

Greetings from Estonia! Thanks for help during a war!

[@TheSerubbaabel]

@@rondormees4608 We both know who the real enemy is, so let's work together also in the future!

[@rakiahbaker5589]

I enjoy learning about countries.

[@yevaavagyan4534]

Me too

[@muhammadeisa1459]

Me too

[@analname5428]

But when you're learning false information? Soviet Era was not repressive

[@noaht7000]

Who's up for a backpacking trip through Estonia???

[@rubiochica]

I'll join you, I haven't seen enough of my own country. I'm an Estonian, so I can help translate. 😉

[@themandalorian116]

I don’t half to becose I live in Estonia and I am an estonian

[@fxbigtoelilzoui1696]

Im estonian!!!

[@toomaskarmo9435]

If you are backpacking, you might want to consider the Pilgrim Route, from Pirita on the north coast to Vana-Vastseliina in the deep south. This comprises something like 400 km, of which I have personally walked just 20 km or 30 km. (I do hope to walk more.) Particulars can be had in English from palverand.ee/?l=en. If you need to discuss this further, we can make e-mail contact, through your first sending me a request for e-mail linkage by way of a KZbin reply to this present KZbin reply. Or you can find my e-mail address with a little patience, by inspecting the personal-profile link for toomaskarmo.blogspot.com . (signed) Toomas Karmo, approx 1.5 km north of the Nõo Rural Municipality stretch of the Pilgrim Route, in Tartumaa County

[@KohaAlbert]

4:10 - also explain why Estonians know WW2 alternatively as "Vennatapu Sõda" (War of brother killing)

[@Honne1064]

Veljeintappo Sota. (Soome keeles)

[@KohaAlbert]

@@Honne1064 "Velitapu sõda", lihtsalt eestikeeles on "vend" laiemalt levinud.

[@oj1481]

bc many estonians fought with the reds and many with the nazis

[@KohaAlbert]

@@oj1481 ... and after being drafted to either side, ended up fighting against their own literal brothers.

[@simplyramble9660]

Hi, greetings from Latvia! I'm glad Estonia is getting more recognition, as much as I'm glad that Latvia is too!

[@kulnokaiklem]

JuliusRou Юрмала , JuliusRou Рига , JuliusRou Вальмиера , JuliusRou Я думал Эстония другая , JuliusRou Курессааре столица островов в Балтикуме , JuliusRou Остров Хийумаа - эти интересные роолики в Юуутуубе.

[@ARaalop]

I visited Estonia in 1992. Brought my father‘s ashes there as he was Estonian and wanted to rest there. Spent time in Talin and surrounding area. The people were very friendly Tallin is a beautiful city.

[@zertvert]

I love that at 3:05 you mention that Kreutzwald was a son of a serf ( in his younger years he himself was a serf). It really shows what an accomplishment for the people of Estonia it was. To add Kreutzwald also was a doctor and graduated in 1833 from the faculty of medicine at The University of Tartu, from where only 13 years prior to that the first (recorded) Estonian, Kristjan Jaak Peterson entered and graduated from. To put to perspective the situation of Estonians before the national awakening and abolishment of serfdom, the University of Tartu was the only one in the Estonian area and had been existing since 1632. Meaning it took around 200 years before the first openly Estonian student started studying there.

[@honeytoms2875]

This is really cool! As an Estonian I loved it ♥️

[@thedarkdream2597]

I just came back from a holiday in Tallinn, and it's by far one of my favourite cities I've ever visited!

[@JustOneGirl81]

From which country You are?

[@lifecycles9861]

Ah yes the estonian war of independence. We were almost able to conquer saint petersburg but fell a bit short.

[@Just_Hans2]

I'm an estonian and this rather spot on. Love from estonia

[@lancelotf.x3619]

extrodinary nation, fight against all to survive its identity.. noble .. ❤

[@IAmTrulyATower_]

*Estonia gets independant in 1920* *Russia occupies estonia in 1940-1941* Estonia: Damn.. im fucked. *70 years later the singing revolt happens and Estonia gets Independant the 2nd time.* Estonia: I barely survived the Soviet era.. *sighs* I think its time we start all over again.. :(

[@IAmTrulyATower_]

@kameeleon • 30 years ago YUP

[@gotem5442]

Ur math kinda shitty, 1941 + 70 aint 1991, its 2011

[@allanroosimaa1033]

It was 50 years the soviet power

[@IAmTrulyATower_]

@@gotem5442 my math is kinda shitty?

[@IAmTrulyATower_]

@@gotem5442 heh

[@TheMagicalTouch]

"remarkebly tough band of fighter, whom even the vikings feared" Ofc its the saarlased 😂

[@rubiochica]

I love how he keeps cutting himself off. "But who knows Maybe in time the Swedes will... oh wait here come the Russians again" "And so they lived happily ... Oh great here come the Russians again"

[@aurorau1119]

I study history in university in Estonia and I am very impressed how well this video is made :)

[@prince-electorsnoo2540]

Great video, absolutely loved it as I do whenever someone talks about our nation. Anyhow, wanted to point out 2 things 1 - you shouldve mentioned that the right wing autocrat who seized power in 1934 had been the president since independence, and did so because he was going to lose the upcoming election 2 - while it is true that there we're many conscripts, the vast majority of Estonians in the Nazi army were volunteers because of the animosity towards the Russians and also because Germany claimed to be a liberator and was accepted as such at first.

[@A-A_P]

As an Estonian, and a fan of history,I'm really glad that somebody cleared that up, really gives some extra perspective:)

[@TTFerdinand]

For a super quick history it's not particularily important, but of course it is important to us, Estonians, and I agree 100%. The one thing I must clarify though is that there were many volunteers conscripting to Wehrmacht, but it was not because we're Nazis but because during the short Soviet occupation from June 17th 1940 to December 3rd 1941 the Soviets managed to wreak so much havoc, mass murdering people, mass deporting people to Siberia from infants to elderly, with no extra clothes, shelter or proper tools and with a daily ration of bread that feeds a grown person for an hour. We weren't even clear on the Nazi Germany's perspective at that time. My dear wife and therefore my kids are alive today because her grandfather was arrested for a "kulak" in 1941 and shot to death in Novosibirsk, but her grandmother managed to hide and evade the deportation with the kids, with help from the locals. That's how close it still is, although it happened 80 years ago. And come to think of it, I'm only here because my own grandparents, who didn't know each other at the time, were deported from Karjala to Estonia. So I'm a descendant of immigrants. Itse asiassa olen ylpeä siitä, mutta rahvuselt ja maailmatunnetuselt olen siiski eestlane.

[@epiclegowarrior7416]

@@TTFerdinand My grand parents managed to escape via the sea and thanks to a true hero who sailed from Sweden, this hero unfortunately had his feet spiked up and he himself was left until the blood made his head explode, he was hung upside down. But I am alive today due to this hero so I really hope he is in heaven now.

[@epiclegowarrior7416]

The hero went many trips but on his last he meet his maker.

[@TTFerdinand]

@@epiclegowarrior7416 Do you have a name for this hero? And what happened, he was probably caught by the Soviets trying to get people out?

[@Hy-jg8ow]

One of my favorite countries and a really nice language!

[@kefmif]

I have just found this channel! Great work! I'll stay here for longer.

[@Gaming4Justice]

Such a well made video. All the facts and stuff are well researched and a good bit of humor :P

[@charlesreymond8682]

you deserve way more visibility, great video

[@TTFerdinand]

Pretty accurate for a super quick history. Well done!

[@reenokop]

As my history teacher has said a few times "weeds can't be killed! They'll just grow back."

[@dtrapido]

What a competent summary! Great job.

[@nezure1072]

I LOVE this channel.

[@pontiuspilatus7900]

This was the first episode of this channel I saw and it won't be the last because it's short, crisp and informative

[@micahramsey7167]

Well done. Thank you!

[@deteon1418]

Great video!

[@joaquimfurtado4868]

Great video bro

[@munshtoog4011]

Good video. I’m happy I now know some of my countries history as I moved to England as a kid.

[@toomaskarmo9435]

Thanks, this is well done. As Perry Mason allegedly said in the US of A: "Just the facts, Ma'am, just the facts." - (signed) Toomas Karmo, in Nõo Rural Municipality, Tartumaa County

[@xxx041189xxx]

Surprisingly accurate!

[@analname5428]

No, the part about the Soviets is just pure bullshit

[@davidholmes2283]

This has made me want to visit Estonia. Peacefully as a tourist!

[@heikijarveveer5211]

well done. This video has some facts the other similar videos don't

[@joelfigurado833]

i went to estonia it was amazing

[@maksphoto78]

5:29 - I know that seagull! It's a popular tourist spot, so the seagull is there, "working" every day ;-)

[@southernberean8166]

Mine too I love tallin went there in 1999

[@IshutoutI]

fun fact: im estonian

[@premiumservices1617]

This is first video I had to watch in slow mode! Highly recommended -.75

[@gianlucapagnoni283]

that seagull in the end is the most famous fotobomb - bird of Estonia

[@maksphoto78]

It's there at the main viewing platform every day, "working" for food 😀

[@andrewdopple6946]

estonians were not forced by the nazis's. they were volunteers in one of the most decorated SS units, 20th waffen grenedier. They were honorable fighters, never convicted of any war crimes, and even stood as guards at the Nuremburg trials.

[@Sermentian1867]

Estonian flag looks awesome!!! 🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪

[@alexar4767]

Nice

[@FRZCTNVZ]

Makes me happy to know atleast some people know what Estonia even is-

[@theshortestcommentofalltime]

as an estonian, this is kinda accurate.

[@TherealBatman11]

Greetings, from Estonia!

[@shinypaintf588]

a foreign exchange student came to our class in uruguay (latam) and i wanted to know a little bit about where she came from

[@ryandavid1277]

They also produced Disco Elysium, and now I understand the game even more clearly.

[@kulnokaiklem]

Bald and Bankrupt Eastonia , Estonia the Baltic Tiger -these are excellent videos about Estonia in YuuTuube.

[@KantslerOlaf]

Pump out more content on Estonia!

[@UnclePutte]

The future holds... seagulls. Yes. That's a safe prediction, at the very least.

[@RorySeanWainer]

Interesting ...

[@Nathan_Benson]

why was kelly sildaru not recognized in the sport segment

[@JustaRandomGuy890]

Estonia gave us Ropz the future Estonian president

[@kutsugemindoliveriks]

Do more Estonian history

[@ivanmonahhov2314]

That would violate the directive of the democraticaly elected goverment ! There is one truth ! The omitted details are lies !

[@sidro6910]

2:07 The white church is the church of my home village!

[@nightowl3218]

The person in the comments that said that the uk didn't help Estonia in it's war of independence is wrong, just to let you know

[@Sten172]

I'm probably the only Saaremaa person here

[@cigarettecat3981]

Lithuania next please

[@formicidaeinc.8075]

He does them alphabetically

[@arashkxof5685]

Iran(Persia) History please🙏

[@dinosaurcj]

He has done it now.

[@thngaming6771]

I m from Estonia

[@Aristotelis_Hellas]

Please do "North Macedonia"

[@mortigoth]

Actually they weren't 'so-called' Estonian vikings, but it's near impossible for now to make academic spheres to even think about the topic... Too much rewriting and rethinking, the world is too used to 'vikings as Scandinavians' 🤷‍♂️

[@anusjaanus]

"Viking" was a word for pirate and for example the swedish Capital City Sigtuna was burned by estonian Vikings as well as the norwegian king Harald Tryggvason was Kidnapped by estonians and Had to Work as a slave! We don't know much about those brutal "Pirates" but i think the estonian culture and History is really interesting especially the 12th and 13th century

[@willnorwood7695]

What are you planning to do after you finish all the countries

[@sevoskottaridis6159]

big surprise, I hear

[@komojiro7397]

I wouldn’t call the freedom gained after 18’ democracy, most estonians were peasants who supported communists and estonian bolcheviks. In the first parliament 63% of mandates/seats were held by three parties that promised socialism and rallied using communist slogans and promises. I’m still learning about our history but it’s quite weird how people are so keen on thinking that peasants who worked for the benefit of local and baltic-saxon lords most definetely were against the people who promised and gave them land.

[@andrewcrane5105]

Estonia has been doing a ton to help Ukraine. Just giving credit where it's due.

[@connorolio]

My second country, as I like to say, stands as a testament to the power of peaceful protest.

[@lolsoina]

Am Estonia so Aitäh tüüp!

[@Tan3l6]

Cool.... that's estonian weather.

[@ollekr]

You forgot "moist"

[@TheTiagoslater]

love tallinn, most beautiful women on earth

[@EEX97623]

Mu hõljuk on angerjaid täis 🇪🇪

[@nuffzed2001]

isn't Estonia pretty much the same as Lithuania, Latvia and Finland? My Estonian friend - nope

[@Sinivaal]

Finland maybe

[@joonaspoldmaa8293]

Why are people talkung about estonia more aka this isweird to me because 1 im estonian 2 people dont know estonia

[@justin7964]

Eestlane siin 😛😛🙈

[@Sten172]

Tsau!

[@allanroosimaa1033]

Sama siin

[@jamesmaralyn6745]

And here come the Russians again 😂😅🤣😅😂 great quick summary. Went to Europe couple times could never get over who many times everyone invaded everyone, Even at same time. There were 40yr wars,150yr wars, 5yr war and they just internal wars whilst fighting national Wars.

[@estonian8122]

Äitah :D

[@justwens2716]

im gonna send this to arthur rehi, an estonian youtuber, hope he reacts

[@itslyr1cals910]

Oi ei

[@JiRiMa]

Baltic Unificatin? Pribaltika is a country!

[@mustafadx6976]

In 1800 : russia invade Estonia There independence was in 1819 And they live in pea: 3:35 ...... Oh great the russian invade it again in 1920 There independence in 1991 and of course they live in peace 🌝...... Right😶? . . . . . . . . . . . . . Russia : yes that's right . . . . . . . . Also russia : for now 😏

[@roberttaht5052]

Short answer:Here come the russians again

[@Annoitedpastorlewiswalkin]

we need to make artur rehi see this video

[@ukuvaikmaa1794]

AS Estonian joining eu was the worst idea ever

[@Sinivaal]

avarege EKRE fan

[@DennisTheInternationalMenace]

Estonia joining NATO has been 1 of the top main reasons they're still Independent from Russian expansion to this day. Otherwise Estonia probably would have had parts of their land stolen like Ukranie and Georgia.

[@Sinivaal]

already happend

[@geezzzwdf]

So Estonia gained their independance by singing ? Wa .....?

[@kulnokaiklem]

Eastory - Estonian war for Independence , Estonia the Baltic Tiger - these are interesting videos in YuuTuube.

[@maksphoto78]

The Soviet Union was falling apart at that time anyway. It didn't take much for various republics to start proclaiming independence. In August 1991 there was a failed coup by the Communist Party of the USSR, after which it was banned, thus ending the Communist rule in the USSR. That's when Estonia declared independence. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_Soviet_coup_d%27%C3%A9tat_attempt

[@metsamaa]

Danish sold to sweden not to german

[@Sinivaal]

nope

[@richardsugis1159]

Wait England didnt do anything in Estonian indenpence war i know im from Estonia Finland did and thank you Finland.🇪🇪💖🇫🇮

[@Rebasepoiss]

Yes, they did. The UK defended the Estonian coast line from the Soviets. They also gave Estonians guns and equipment. Wikipedia link here: et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vabaduss%C3%B5da

[@ollekr]

Wiki pole just kõige adekvaatsem allikas, aga siiski, on teada, et saime brittidelt kuulipildureid ja muid tulirelvi.

[@nightowl3218]

Yes they did you liar

[@MapSpawn]

What does the future old for Estonia? Hey the Russians are here. . .

[@christopher9727]

Today is the day of salvation John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.

[@wabapoiss5905]

The estonians were not forced to fight for the germans, they volunteered.

[@softiasjad1858]

Not true. There were several mobilizations carried out in Estonia to the German armed forces en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_occupation_of_Estonia_during_World_War_II

[@softiasjad1858]

"The estonians were not forced to fight for the germans, they volunteered." Where did you get that idea from? Made up yourself or read some Russian articles?

[@wabapoiss5905]

@@softiasjad1858 mostly the estonians still wanted to fight for the germans rather than russians

[@analname5428]

The Soviet Era time was the time with the most potential for the country. Under capitalism, nothing arises.

[@asjaosaline5987]

Stop that Bs propaganda In soviet era there was stagnation, and even if communism would be best for country then it dosent matter, countrys are there for people and communism killed all human development. In communism human was nothing more than work tool for society. As bad as capitalism is in capitalism smart people can thrive in capitalism. And in the world there is more than just capitalism and communism. Both ideologys are less than 2 centurys old. There is many forms of economical and social systems. Agrisnism is where most world have thrived.

[@philippebrunot4662]

Your antichristianism is biased and deeply dishonnest ! Jesus said if your son is drowning, even if it is shabbat, you have to save him ! (Luke 14, 5). Those pagans were doing razzias, stealing churches and killing for human sacrifices. You think the Chuch should have had the eyes closed as you seem to have ?

[@Sinivaal]

what Stealing churches yes we took churches and stole them this is some Christian BS propagada

[@user-nw2hq4kg8h]

poor estonians... at least some russians came to protect them

[@sulevss]

video is wrong!

[@margritstarbukes8159]

I became interested about Estonia from Artur Rehi