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Esimeses osas saab näha pilte Tartust (Dorpatist ) ajast enne teist maailmasõda ja peale teist maaimasõda ( kuni sõjapurustusteni ), teises osas saab näha pilte Tartu uuesti üles ehitamisest , pilte Tartu Nõukogude ajast ja lõpuks ka uuemaid pilte tartust( mitte kõige uuemaid).
Nostalgilised pildid Tartust.
Enne sõda olid Dorpatis ilusad majad , kahju , et peale sõda ja nüüd neid koledaid maju ehitatakse , eriti nüüd need klaasist majad mis ei sobi kohe üldse Tartusse ja see kaubanduskeskus Kvartal mis on kohe eriti kole ehitis.
(Selles osas on ka pilte mil Tartu (Dorpat) (Eesti) oli Vene impeeriumi osa)
Tartu through times part 1
In the part 1 you can see photos of Tartu (Dorpat) before WW2 and after WW2 (Until war damages) , in the part 2 you can see photos of rebuilding Tartu , photos of Tartu in Soviet Union and then newer (taken after 1991) photos of Tartu (not the latest photos).
(In this part there are also photos of Tartu when Tartu (Estonia) was part of the Russian Empire)
Muusika / Music
Tenno Vironi - Noorus on ilus aeg (1928)
Paul Mets - Nüüd tule ja lepime jälle (1931)
Paul Mets - Adjöö mu väike kaiseväe hursaar (1931)
Karl Ots - Eestimaa mu isamaa (1927)
Fotod / Photos
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jalutuskaikajas.blogspot.com.ee
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Tartu is the second largest city of Estonia.
Short history of Tartu. (Soviet period)
During World War II, a large part of the city as well as the historical Kivisild (Stone Bridge) (built by Catherine II of Russia in 1776-1778) over the Emajõgi river were destroyed by the German Army, partly in 1941 and almost completely in 1944. Already heavily damaged Tartu was bombed by Soviet forces on 27 January 1943, 26 February 1944, 7-8 March 1944, and 25-26 March 1944. After the war ended, much of the historical downtown area was left in ruins. Even the less damaged buildings in entire city blocks were torn down by the order of the Soviet authorities and large swaths of land turned into public parks.
After the war, Tartu was declared a "closed town" to foreigners, as an air base for bombers was constructed on Raadi Airfield, in the northeast outskirts of the city. It was one of the biggest military air bases in Eastern Europe and housed intercontinental fighters, that carried nuclear bombs.