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Estonia 2005 - Estland Tallinn • Girls & Fashion
Tallinn - Mode, Models & Trends in Estland 2005
Tallinn is the capital and largest city of Estonia. It is situated on the northern coast of the country, on the shore of the Gulf of Finland, 80 km (50 mi) south of Helsinki, east of Stockholm and west of Saint Petersburg. From the 13th century until 1918 (and briefly during the Nazi occupation of Estonia from 1941 to 1944), the city was known as Reval. Tallinn occupies an area of 159.2 km2 (61.5 sq mi) and has a population of 443,894. Approximately 32% of Estonia's total population lives in Tallinn.
Tallinn was founded in 1248, but the earliest human settlements are over 5,000 years old, making it one of the oldest capital cities of Northern Europe. Due to its strategic location, the city became a major trade hub, especially from the 14th to the 16th century, when it grew in importance as part of the Hanseatic League.
Tallinn's Old Town is one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tallinn is the major political, financial, cultural and educational center of Estonia. Often dubbed the Silicon Valley of Europe, it has the highest number of startups per person in Europe and is a birthplace of many international companies, including Skype. Providing to the global cybersecurity it is the home to the NATO Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence. It is ranked as a global city and has been listed among the top 10 digital cities in the world. The city was a European Capital of Culture for 2011, along with Turku in Finland.
The registered population of Tallinn on 1 June 2016 was 440,950.
According to Eurostat, in 2004 Tallinn had one of the largest number of non-EU nationals of all EU member states' capital cities with Russians forming a significant minority (~37% belong to the Russian ethnic group, but a majority now hold Estonian citizenship).[45] Ethnic Estonians make up about 55% of the population (as of 2014).
The official language of Tallinn is Estonian. In 2011, 206,490 (50.1%) spoke Estonian as their native language and 192,199 (46.7%) spoke Russian as their native language. Other spoken languages include Ukrainian, Belarusian and Finnish.
Ukraine: culture in times of war. Discussion in Tallinn, 20.02.2015
Debate held on the initative of Open Estonia Foundation in the course of the Ukrainian Film Week in Tallinn (18.-23.02.2015). The debate was moderated by producer and film-maker Marianna Kaat and featured the Head of Ukrainian State Film Agency Philip Illienko, producers and film-makers Iya Myslytska and Valentin Vasyanovich.
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Tallinn, Estonia
Hanging out in Tallin, Estonia, with a Russian Spy----From Russia With Love.
SVJATA VATRA - ‘’Shchedryk'' / ''Щeдрик’’ Ukrainian Christmas Carols
Svjata Vatra’s new single „Shchedryk“
The first single from Svjata Vatra’s 2020 album „World, You are changing“ is called „Shchedryk“.
“Shchedryk” is the most well known Ukrainian Christmas song that’s been heard in hundreds of arrangements over the years. Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych used archaic traditional material to compose the song in 1916. In the song, there’s a swallow flying over the sky, wishing all the good things that the spring would bring to everyone. In the older tradition, new year was celebrated as the spring came in april - only later, with christianity being introduced to the area, the new year’s eve moved to the day we all know today. Well – almost – as the Ukrainian new year’s eve is still celebrated according to the old calendar, on 13. of january in the Julian Calendar (December 31 Old style). The night is called „Shchedryi Vechyr” (Bountiful Evening or Feast of Epiphany). The song got to be known in english as “Carol of the Bells”, arranged by Peter J. Wilhovsky, after the song was performed in Carnegie Hall by Ukrainian national choir in 1921. Wilhovsky publicized the song in 1936, with new lyrics in english, which did not follow the original, but got recognized in the USA and Canada. Cince then, „Shchedryk“ has been known as a Christmas song and Svjata Vatra finds it perfectly suitable for introducing the new CD and to wish happy Christmas to all their listeners. Three generations of musicians take part in the production of the album, pointing out the importance of the wisdom of grandparents that transfers to children and grandchildren. The song „Shchedryk“ is built around father (Ruslan Trochynskyi) and daughter (Rute Trochynskyi) singing together, supported as an echo from the past by a choir of Ukrainian grannys (Žurba).
Ukrainian Christmas song “Shchedryk”
Music and lyrics Mykola Leontovych
Arrangement by Svjata Vatra
Performed by Estonian-Ukrainian Band Svjata Vatra:
Ruslan Trochynskyi, Juhan Suits, Karl-Heinrich Arro, Robin Mäetalu, Ats Tani and guests Rute Trochynskyi and womens ansamble Žurba
Single is recorded in Studio89 by Frank Reisner
Mastering: Rauno Avel
Video is made by Kevin Kohjus
Producer: Svjata Vatra
Video is filmed at Ukrainian Cultural Center and Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in Estonia Tallinn and Tallinn Town Hall square.
Special thanks to Anatoli Ljutjuk and Roman Kikh for keeping ukrainian spirit in Estonia.
Щедрик щедрик, щедрiвочка,
прилeтiла ластiвочка,
стала собiщебетати,
господаря викликати:
Вийди, вийди, господарю,
подивися на кошару,
там овечки покотились,
а ягнички народились.
В тебе товар весь хороший,
будеш мати мiрку грошей,
В тебе товар весь хороший,
будеш мати мiрку грошей.
Хоч не грошi, то полова.
В тебе жiнка чорноброва.
Щедрик щедрик, щедрiвочка,
прилeтiла ластiвочка.
Shchedryk shchedryk, shchedrivochka,
pryletila lastivochka,
stala sobi shchebetaty,
hospodarya vyklykaty:
Vyydy, vyydy, hospodaryu,
podyvysya nakosharu,
tam ovechky pokotylys’,
a yahnychky narodylys’.
V tebe tovar ves’ khoroshyy,
budesh’ maty mirku hroshey,
V tebe tovar ves’ khoroshyy,
budesh’ maty mirku hroshey.
Khoch nehroshi, topolova.
V tebe zhinka chornobrova.
Shchedryk shchedryk, shchedrivochka,
pryletila lastivochka.
Shchedryk, shchedryk, a shchedrivka
[New Year's carol];
A little swallow flew [into the household]
and started to twitter,
to summon the master:
Come out, come out, O master [of the household],
look at the sheep pen,
there the ewes have yeaned
and the lambkins have been born
Your goods [livestock] are great,
you will have a lot of money, [by selling them].
If not money, then chaff: [from all the grain you will harvest]
you have a dark-eyebrowed [beautiful] wife.
Shchedryk, shchedryk, a shchedrivka,
A little swallow flew.
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Providing medicines and medical equipment to hospitals in the ATO zone. UCMC-7-12-2015
Topic: “Providing medicines and medical equipment to hospitals in the ATO zone with the support of International Association of Ukraine jointly with the Government of Estonia”
Sulev Kannike, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Estonia to Ukraine
Anatoly Liutiuk, Ukrainian Cultural Center, Tallinn
Bogdan Liutiuk, Ukrainian Cultural Center, Tallinn
Olga Durbak, Chairman MAPU
Natalia Brazhenko, Head of Dnepropetrovsk branch MAPU
Stephanos of Tallinn, Primate of the Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church
Interfaith Dialogue in the Mediterranean Basin
A Lecture by His Eminence Metropolitan Stephanos of Tallinn, Primate of the Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church.
International Symposium on Cultural Diplomacy & Religion 2014
The Promotion of World Peace through Inter-Faith Dialogue & the Unity of Faiths
(Rome, Italy; March 31st - April 3rd, 2014)
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10 Why King Sejong Institute by Tallinn locals? Completion Ceremony, 2017 Spring
설명: 왜 탈린세종학당인가? 현지에서 인식하고 있는 탈린세종학당의 위상, 탈린세종학당 2017봄학기 수료식 행사 및 K-POP 페스티벌, 에스토니아, 한국어와 한국문화, 한국대사관,
Completion ceremony and K-POP FESTIVAL by Tallinn King Sejong Institute, In Spring Semester of 2017, Estonia, Korean language and Korean Culture, Korean Embassy
European Capitals: Tallinn
Los Crudos @ the Ukrainian Cultural Center 6/24/15
Los Crudos playing 'That's right we're that spic band'. Openers were Strangers, Ausencia, Blazing Eye.
Estonian Embassy Chief in Cleveland – Crimea, Ukraine, Migration
The Honorable Mrs. Marki Tehhonova-Kreek, Deputy Chief of Mission of the Estonian Embassy, Washington DC as keynote speaker at the 50th anniversary celebration of the Estonian Cultural Garden in Cleveland Ohio. It was also the annual celebration of Victory Day (Võidupüha) and St. John’s Day (Jaanipäev). This part of her speech was about Crimea, Ukraine and the migration crisis.
Tallinn, Estonia - Old Town Tallinn Complete Tour (2018)
Tallinn is the capital and largest city of Estonia. It is situated on the northern coast of the country, on the shore of the Gulf of Finland in Harju County. From the 13th century until 1918 (and briefly during the Nazi occupation of Estonia from 1941 to 1944), in languages other than Estonian, the city was known as Reval. Tallinn occupies an area of 159.2 km2 (61.5 sq mi) and has a population of 450,305.
Tallinn, first mentioned in 1219, received city rights in 1248, but the earliest human settlements date back 5,000 years. The initial claim over the land was laid by the Danes in 1219, after a successful raid of Lyndanisse led by Valdemar II of Denmark, followed by a period of alternating Scandinavian and German rule. Due to its strategic location, the city became a major trade hub, especially from the 14th to the 16th century, when it grew in importance as part of the Hanseatic League.
Tallinn's Old Town is one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tallinn is the major political, financial, cultural and educational center of Estonia. Often dubbed the Silicon Valley of Europe, it has the highest number of startups per person in Europe and is a birthplace of many international companies, including Skype. The city is to house the headquarters of the European Union's IT agency. Providing to the global cybersecurity it is the home to the NATO Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence. It is ranked as a global city and has been listed among the top 10 digital cities in the world. According to the Global Financial Centres Index Tallinn is the most competitive financial hub in Northern Europe and ranks 42nd internationally. The city was a European Capital of Culture for 2011, along with Turku in Finland.
Ukrainian Art in Baden-Baden / Feb - Mar 2017
The Art-Hall Gallery of The Arts Support Fund, Kyiv, Ukraine
presents
Exhibition of Ukrainian Art in Baden-Baden
as a part of “Cultural Diplomacy. Ukraine-Germany” project
Participants:
Petro Lebedinets (paintings)
Vladyslav Shereshevsky (paintings)
Vadim Shamanov (paintings)
Alexander Shimbarovsky (photography)
Curator, art-manager:
Yuri Krulikovsky
director of The Arts Support Fund, Kiev, Ukraine
Special thank's:
Kay Jaeger & Jochen Benzinger
Manufaktursalon, Merkurstr.2, Baden-Baden, Germany
Personally to Kay Jaeger and Rainer Ruge
Video by Absinth reality Art-group:
Alexander Shimbarovsky, camera
Vadim Shamanov, film editing
Supported by Pilotage Co. Kyiv, Ukraine
and PLC“Asilpax”, Tallinn, Estonia
Baden-Baden - Kyiv - 2017
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Yellow Line: Revitalizing Museum in Ukraine's Donbas
Yellow caution tape is used to draw attention to potential danger. Beyond this fragile boundary one may see a hole in the ground or a crumbling wall mosaic or some other public hazard.
Yellow Line is a series of exhibitions in the Donetsk region aimed at drawing attention to local historical monuments, architecture, and monumental art at risk of being lost. Its organizers include Olha Honchar, director of the Territory of Terror museum in Lviv. She and her team have been traveling to eastern Ukraine since 2015 to help local museums bring their working methods and formats up to date.
Visiting five cities on the Ukrainian side of the contact line in five days, the cultural activists observed how local landmarks are being maintained and asked local residents whether they were ready to preserve these historic monuments. They left five public display boards in each city, reminding residents of their local heritage.
Each city has a unique cultural history, interwoven with both the Soviet and European past. For example, Druzhkivka was once a center for ceramic production. Its porcelain tea sets were common in apartments all over the Soviet Union. Meanwhile, Kostiantynivka is known for its glass industry, established by Belgian entrepreneurs in the 19th century.
In Pokrovsk the museum welcomes young volunteers and is open to experimentation, whereas Sloviansk is inclined toward preservation, especially of its public outdoor mosaics. And the coal-mining town Dobropillia has no local museum. Yet projects like Yellow Line are organized expressly to facilitate the creation and development of local museums.
Hromadske attended the openings of the Yellow Line project’s five exhibitions last winter to see how cultural activists from Ukraine’s west and east are cooperating to highlight local cultural heritage.
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RIJEKA RATHA YATRA 2015 (CROATIA)
13TH ANNUAL LORD JAGANNATHA'S RATHA YATRA AT RIJEKA, CROATIA, EUROPE 6TH. JUNE 2015 (Click HD button on screen).
(The original videos were produced and filmed by Passiflora Plantae Studio, Ivan Ismailov 18.05.1976 and all credits go to him)
O KRISHNA! TEARS FILL MY EYES WHEN I HEAR YOUR NAMES BEING GLORIFIED BY PURE DEVOTEES.
- Ratha Yatra Rijeka 2015 HD 90min. (Watch this full video)
- Sri Sri Gaura Nitai Temple - Zagreb,Croatia
Croatia, officially known as the Republic of Croatia, is a sovereign state at the crossroads of Central Europe, Southeast Europe, and the Mediterranean. Its capital city is Zagreb, which forms one of the country's primary subdivisions, along with its twenty counties. Croatia covers 56,594 square kilometres (21,851 square miles) and has diverse, mostly continental and Mediterranean climates. Croatia's Adriatic Sea coast contains more than a thousand islands. The country's population is 4.28 million, most of whom are Croats, with the most common religious denomination being Roman Catholicism.
ISKCON is officially recognized in Croatia, with nine centres. Croatian government gave 500 square meters of space in the centre of Zagreb for Hare Krishna humanitarian work.
ISKCON Centres in Croatia:
1. ISKCON Osijek - Vaisnavska Vjerska Zajednica Osijek, Osijek, Croatia
2. Nava Nilacala Farm, Pula, Croatia
3. Culture Center Bhaktivedanta, Rijeka, Croatia
4. ISKCON Split, Split, Croatia
5. ISKCON, Varazdin, Croatia
6. Centar Veda, Vodice, Croatia
7. ISKCON, Zadar, Croatia
8. Centar za Vedske Studije Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
9. ISKCON VVZ Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
The 13th annual Ratha Yatra Festival in Rijeka, Croatia was held on Saturday, 6th June, 2015. The procession started at 5pm from Jelacic Square then proceeded through Korzo street to Jadranski Trg and back to Korzo. A stage program was held from 7pm to 9pm.
Special guests for the festival were His Holiness Candramauli Swami, HH Smita Krsna Swami, HG Vaiyasaki Dasa Prabhu and HG Rohini-Suta Prabhu. HH Krsna Ksetra Swami was expected to arrive with the Slovenian devotees.
Prasadam distribution was held at 7.30 pm near the parking precinct of the Chariot.
This was the largest public ISKCON or Hare Krishna festival in Croatia and the main street in Rijeka, Korzo was filled with cheerful devotees of Lord Jagannatha, Baladeva and Subhadra Devi.
Hare Krishna!
In the name of all Rijeka devotees,
Your humble servant,
Dvaraka-Gamana Devi Dasi
T1 - новые высоты Таллинна
Collaboration by T1 and Ukrainian stuntman Mustang Wanted. T1 Mall of Tallinn will open in October 2018, taking Tallinn to new heights in terms of boldness, fashion, shopping, entertainment, play, pop and food culture. Mark your calendars for October 2018.
Pegasus Pow Wow 13 | Gewinner & Verlierer (live vom Mittsommer in Tallinn)
Ein Chor aus der Ukraine, exklusive Performance nur für euch!!
Ein neues Pow Wow, live vom Mittsommerfest in Tallinn/Estland.
Ein StoryNomade ist ein Geschichtenerzähler, der auf seinen Reisen hinter die Fassade der „Realität“ blickt und davon berichtet.
Er (oder sie) berichtet von außergewöhnlichen Menschen, von „un-glaublichem“ Geschehen. Vor allem aber: von seinen eigenen Erfahrungen und den Auswirkungen seiner Reise.
Seit Oktober 2015 lebe ich mit meiner Familie in einem Wohnmobil und wir reisen durch Europa und die Welt.
In diesem Blog teile ich meine Erfahrungen mit euch und freue mich sehr über eure Perspektive auf diese Welt.
Ich werde in den „Pegasus Pow Wows“ erzählen von abgeworfenen Glaubenssätzen, die nur blockierten.
Von einer Welt, die nie still steht, im Außen wie im Innen.
Und von der Freiheit, die rein gar nichts mit Freizeit oder Entspannung zu tun hat. Sondern jeden Tag aufs Neue erkämpft werden will.
Und von den Kräften des Lebens, des Universums und unseren eigenen Kräften, die wir oft nur ahnen. Die wir aber, wenn wir sie kennen lernen, für uns nutzen können.
Mehr zu den Pegasus Pow Wows auf:
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アキーラさん堪能2エストニア・タリン旧市街絶景Old-city,Tallinn,Estonia
2012年6月にバルト3国のエストニアを訪問し、3泊した。20年少し前に旧ソ連崩壊と共に、バルト３国も独立した。バルト３国。日露戦争で日本が大国ロシアに勝利した際に、アジア、アフリカ、当時支配下にあったフィンランド、ロシアの影響下の強かった東欧諸国に日本は衝撃と勇気、希望を与えた。バルト3国で最も北に位置するエストニア。この国は旧ソ連が崩壊した後、民主化が進み、最近では日本の文化も入るようになった。共産主義下では自由はなく抑圧と言論封殺をされていたが。
タリン（エストニア語：Tallinn）はバルト海の最奥部・フィンランド湾に面するエストニア共和国の首都。旧称はレバル（ドイツ語・デンマーク語：Reval）、ロシア帝国統治時代の名はレーヴェリ（ロシア語：Ревель）、ソビエト連邦時代の名はタリン（ロシア語：Та́ллин）である。人口約40万。市街が世界遺産『タリン歴史地区』に指定されている。 2011年の欧州文化首都。同国の北岸に位置しフィンランドのヘルシンキから南80kmに位置している。
1050年に、今日トームペアと呼ばれる中心部の丘に最初の要塞が建設される。トームペアとはドイツ語で「聖堂の立つ丘」の意味である。13世紀初頭には、ドイツ騎士団とデンマーク王らによる北方十字軍により、ロシアとスカンジナビア結ぶ軍事戦略地点として大いに着目される。またノヴゴロドと西欧を結ぶ中継貿易で繁栄を築く。
1219年、デンマーク王バルデマー2世が十字軍を率いて侵攻し、ここにトームペア城を築いた（これが「タリン」の名の由来となった）。1285年にはハンザ同盟に加わった。ハンザ同盟都市としては最北に位置する。1346年デンマークはバルト海東海岸地域の植民地を銀貨1万3000マルクでドイツ騎士団に売却し引き上げた。これ以降、20世紀になるまでドイツ人の影響が残る。しかし1561年、ドイツ騎士団は解体し、1583年、エストニア（エストラント）はスウェーデンに割譲され、その後、現エストニアのリヴォニア北部も支配下に入る。その後1710年、大北方戦争によりロシア帝国の支配下に入った。
1918年にエストニアが独立するとその首都となった。しかしその後ドイツ帝国の軍事占領を受ける。ソ連との戦争を経て、1920年、タルトゥ条約で、独立が承認される。第二次世界大戦初期の1940年、ソ連の軍事占領を受け、1941年から1944年の間は、ナチス・ドイツの占領下にあった。ナチス・ドイツの撤収後は、ソ連が再侵攻し、ソ連領とされる。
1980年代後半、ソ連の崩壊の兆しとともに独立の気運が高まり、1988年、タリン近郊の「歌の原」に約30万人（当時エストニア全土の人口は約150万人）が集い、ソ連により禁止されていたエストニアの民謡などを歌う事件があった。これによりますます独立の気運は高まり、1989年にはタリン、リガ、ヴィリニュスのバルト三国の3都市を「人間の鎖」で結ぶ運動に100万人が参加した。1991年に独立を達成。このことからエストニアの独立は「歌による革命」とも言われることがある。
After the collapse of the former Soviet Union, democratization proceeds, this country is now also contains the Japanese culture in recent years. Under communism would have been a force out speech and freedom rather than repression.
(: Tallinn Estonian) is the capital of the Republic of Estonia, facing the Gulf of Finland, the remotest part of the Baltic Sea Tallinn. Tallinn name: (Ревель Russian), of the Soviet era: formerly Rebaru name (Spanish Danish German Reval), the Russian Empire during the reign of Revu~eri: (in Russian Таллин). 400 000 inhabitants. City has been designated as Historic Center of Tallinn World Heritage Site. European Capital of Culture in 2011. It is located 80km south of Helsinki, Finland, located on the north bank of the country.