Kaarel Piirimäe is an associate professor at the Institute of History and Archaeology, University of Tartu, and a senior research fellow at the Estonian War Museum. He has published research papers on recent Estonian history and contributed to ICDS Diplomaatia magazine. / 2020
The Munich Agreement cannot be considered the same as the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact.
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Estonia must stand the test of time in the vortex of global life and move on
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In the previous part, we briefly explored the role of Estonia and the Baltic States in the confrontation of intelligence…
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Western intelligence services’ impressions of the Baltic States during the Cold War also help us to understand the current situation.
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Publishing Nikolai Reek’s (1890–1942) works on military science in the series on the history of Estonian thought is a worthwhile…
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The nations’ right to self-determination and Wilsonian idealism came under heavy scrutiny in wartime.
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