Finnish soldiers hanging out with Lenin in Petroskoi (Petrozavodsk), Karelia, in October 1941, during the Continuation War

A week before Christmas, a Finnish soldiers finds a suitable Christmas tree, and now it is taken to decorate the dugout, Valkeasaari, Russia, 19 December 1943

Estonian Soldiers laughing on a fake vehicle sometime during the Estonian Independence War (1918-1920)

An Estonian family on Muhu island in 1913

Relocation of a house in Valga County, Estonia, 1951, relocation was used to help anti-communist partisans, as it reduced Soviet control over inhabitants

Estonian Partisans playing Accordians on New Year’s Eve 1951/1952, Võru County, Estonia. From left: Endel Tikerpuu, Taisto Praks and Milbert Pilv

Estonian Forest Brothers, not much is know about this photo (1945-1960?)

Lithuanian ‘Forest Brother’ partisans of the Tauras military district in 1947

Group of Estonians in the Infantry Regiment 200 of Finland (or ‘Finnish Boys’) during the Continuation War in 1944

Armored vehicle „Estonia“, used in the Estonian War of Independence, Tallinn, 1918/19

An Estonian Biplane in the Estonian War of Independence in 1918/19

The first time a estonian Flag was ever displayed higher than 7000 Feet, Atop Lenin Peak in 1989

A Finnish soldier gets his revenge on a Stalin statue, Räisälä (Melnikovo), Karelia, in 1941 during the Continuation War

Danish volunteers learn to ski in Finland, January 1940

Estonian troops of the 3rd Infantry Battalion in a town in northern Latvia in June 1919 during the Landeswehr War/Independence War

Estonia's leaders before the Soviet occupation, celebrating the country's Independence Day for the last time, on 24 February 1940

Ruins of a farm in Kautla(now Kõrvenurga), Harju County in northern Estonia. The farm was burned down by an destruction battalion of the interior ministry of the Soviet Union on 31 July 1941

Armored vehicle „Estonia“, used in the Estonian War of Independence, Tallinn, 1918/19

Pohjan Pojat (“The Boys from the North”) commanded by Colonel Hans Kalm- Kalm is centre front, to his right is Chief of Staff Elja Rihtniemi -and his Officers, in 1918, during the Estonian War of Independence

Artillery Battery No.1 of the 1st Artillery Regiment of Estonia in position in Narva-Jõesuu in February, 1919

Finnish 44th Flying Squadron’s pet cat in a pilot's shoe during the Continuation War, Joensuu, 16 August 1942

Estonian Officers of an Armored Train in December 1918, Estonia.

Julius Kuperjanov, Commander of the Estonia Tartumaa Partisan Battalion, in 1917

Estonian refugees celebrating the Estonian Independence Day at a DP camp in Germany in 1948

Polish fighter from Ruczaj Battalion carries a flamethrower before an attack during the Warsaw Uprising, 1944

Estonian artillery crew operating a field gun in Autumn of 1919

Polish submarine ORP Orzel, She was damaged after Soviets pressured Estonia to take all/most navigation equipment in 1940

Plane flying over the Baltic Way (1989) which connected Vilnius-Riga-Tallinn

Estonians erecting barricades to protect Toompea from Soviet troops and armoured vehicles on 21 August 1991 during the Singing Revolution

Installing bombs on a plane in Vana-Nursi, Võrumaa, before a combat flight towards Ostrov, Estonia. 17/VIII/1919, Estonian Independence War

German soldiers in Saaremaa during Operation Beowulf, in the Summer War. September 21st, 1941

Tallinn Department Store (left) on Estonia Avenue, Tallinn during the 1980s

View of Suur-Karja street during 1944, Destroyed buildings in background, Kesklinn, Nazi Occupied Tallinn

Entrance of the Kosmos Cinema, Kesklinn, Tallinn During 1965

A group of Estonians of the Forest Brothers in central Estonia meeting with a German unit in July, 1941

Traffic Jam on the A2 highway in Lithuania during the Baltic Way in 1989

The coffin of Lieutenant Julius Kuperjanov in the Vanemuine theater before his funeral procession, February 7th, 1919, Tartu, Estonia

A Estonian Orchestra in the Forest sometime between 1949-1960

Military training of students of Tallinn on Tornide väljak in 1919 during the Estonian War of Independence

Artillery platform „Võitleja“ of Estonian broad-gauge armored train No. 5 in the composition of armored train No. 2 in Riga in October 1919 during the Estonian Independence War

Estonian-Latvian border point in Valga/Valka in May 1931

The funeral of Julius Kuperjanov (1894-1919) who died fighting the Red Army in the Battle of Paju in 1919

German soldiers lined up in Estonia in August, 1941, during the Summer War

Soviet tanks and military vehicles entering Tallinn next to the Tallinn Airport Parking lot, via the Tartu Highway, for the last time in August 1991

Border crossing between Estonia and the USSR in 1930

Eha Cinema, featured in a travel brochure, in Tallinn, 1976

Estonian Baltic Way in 1989 photo by Jaan Künnap

Estonian Military Parade in Pskov(Pihkova) in 1919

Polish ordnance on the Teatralny Square during the Warsaw Uprising, 1944

A Tram on Viru Square in Tallinn, Estonia, 1978

Artillery wagon of an Estonian Armored train in 1920 during the Independence War

The Baltic Way in Estonia, showing a sign which protests the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact which divided the Baltic states between Germany and the USSR unjustly, 1989, 50 year anniversary of the pact

The Tallinn Airport, Lasnamäe, Tallinn during 1980

A group of Estonians of the Forest Brothers operating in Northern Estonia in the summer of 1941

Estonian volunteers, Soomepoisid, serving with the Sisu unit, pictured in Lapua, Finland in 1944

Commander of the 2nd Battalion of Estonia, Staff Captain Anton Irv (left) and Commander of the 1st Battalion of Estonia, Staff Captain Karl Parts in 1918 (right)

General Andres Larka of the Nationalist Estonian ‘Vaps Movement’ speaking and doing the Roman/fascist salute in 1933 at Peetritehases

Finnish volunteers laying a wreath on the grave of Julius Kuperjanov, an Estonian lieutenant who lead a battalion to liberate Tartu without any reinforcements during the Estonian Independence War, Raadi Cemetery, Tartu, Estonia, in 1933

Demonstrators at the Hirvepark rally with the slogan “We commemorate the victims of Stalinism and fascism”, 23 August 1987 in Tallinn, Estonia

Lithuanian partisans in the Biržai forest, 1952.

Lithuanian Forest Brother partisans in the forest, 1950

Estonian ‘Forest brothers’ Endel Tikerpuu, Juhan Tikerpuu, and Taisto Praks with a moonshine distiller, 1950

Joaoru district of Narva damaged by Bolshevik Russia’s Artillery fire in 1919 during the Estonian War of Independence

Participants at the Hirvepark rally on 23 August 1987 in Tallinn Estonia. The anti-communist, pro-Estonian independence, anti-MRP rally had an estimated 5 000 participants

Konstantin Päts speaking on occasion during the 20th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia in 1938

Forest Brothers in the forest of Parmu in 1950 with a ???(please identify) on a wooden table