Estonia
Estonia, the smallest of the Baltic countries, is an example of a country that, after gaining independence in 1991, quickly found its own path of development. It is a leader in digital innovation in the European Union and a country with a booming economy, which at the same time cares for its rich cultural and natural heritage.The new issue of ‘Herito’ presents a panoramic view of Estonia – from its history and traditions, to its impressive number of museums, to its modern achievements. The reader will find a story about the identity of Estonians, their pride in their culture and their response to contemporary geopolitical challenges. There are also references to Poland’s relations with Estonia, which have a long and rich history.
At the same time, the country has managed to preserve the unique richness of its culture and nature. In Europe, only micro-states have more museums per capita, and Tartu – one of Estonia’s main cities – proudly holds the title of European Capital of Culture this year.
HERITO offers a panoramic view of Estonia: its history, culture, heritage and contemporary achievements. It is a unique guide to a country that constantly amazes with its innovation, but also with its deep respect for tradition and identity.
Contents - no. 54-53
People of the land or a country of Cailors?
Forestonia
Off Road Estonia. In the Land of Five seasons
Day Island
In the Spirit of Arvo Pärt
Boarders of Perceptions in Estonian Folklore Living in Dark Colours
Living in Dark Colours
The Might of Museums
New Estonian Architecture in Twelve Views
The Art of Thinking with the Other
Entente Coridale. Poland and Estonia in the Interwar Period
Narva - at the Meeting Point of Civilisations
Looking Out for the White Boat or the Gravity of Concrete
Serafima and Bogdan
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