the occupation myth regrettably this is me this is the basis of the policy of our guard hardiness tonia to deal with this twenty year. deal ham backman was deprived of the right to enter a stone year i have visited on many occasions before and when he arrived at the port of talon by ferry he was immediately detained and led to the headquarters of the border service. there i was told that i was no longer allowed to interest tony because of what they described his entire story and activity and story as present policies are indicative of an i-pod hydra regime people there are divided into two groups citizens and non-citizens citizens are those who have all political and other rights in that society non-citizens are those towards the proud of those rights they hold great passports. only said in tones of minor television channel its programmes often show watch official estonian or thirties tend to ignore. in two thousand and eight zero leg was able to worm his way into the confidence of the farm owner in the village a valid legal. i met with the farm owner that's him and. he invites friends

more news coming your way in about half an hour first though incited to modernise tonia and its radical moves to distance itself from its soviet past stay with us. this is the only place in the world where two ng she'd call to sit stand so close to each other. in the middle ages russia's border run along the shore really cool the over his head that even borders an old russian fortress was built opposite nonda castle. in the mid twentieth century dystonia was part of the soviet union a friendship the two towns novel and even in effect a single newness of politics the common infrastructure and transport system a stone eons in russians lived here side by side when a stony achieved independence in one thousand nine hundred one the border along another over liver was reinstated the so-called friendship bridge became a checkpoint with flags of two different states once again flying over the old fortresses. before a stone you know won independence in one thousand nine hundred one the struggle for secession from the soviet union in this republic was exceptionally peaceful. and the country manag

helsinki johan blackman has published a work which he says proves the soviet troops didn't occupies tonia. so i reject the occupation myth regrettably this me is the basis of the policy of our current hardiness tanya to deal with this threat here. johanne backman was deprived of the right to enter a stone year he had visited on many occasions before but when he arrived at the port of talon by ferry he was immediately detained and led to the headquarters of the border service. there i was told that i was no longer allowed to enter a story because of what they described as santos tony and activity is the story is present policies are indicative of and i'm tired tired of machine people there are divided into two groups citizens and non-citizens citizens are those who have all political and other rights in that society non-citizens are those who are deprived of those rights they hold great passports. only for certain owns of minor television channel its programs often show what official estonian or thirties tend to ignore. and two thousand nato led was able to worm his way into the confidence

their parliaments garman off represented latvia landsberg is from lithuania in early till from most tonia yeltsin made a speech here he signed three treaties with the baltic states. estonian historian mark lara began his struggle for his country's independence in the mid one nine hundred eighty s. he organized and took part in memory a sense of protest. the most high profile of them was the famous bolton way up on august twenty third in one nine hundred eighty nine people in the three soviet baltic republics of lithuania latvia and the stonier formed a six hundred kilometer human chain linking the three capitals. on the reserve and you and i began my struggle against communism when i was still a college student at the same time i campaigned for a stony as independence which was a logical thing to do and if we had lost our freedom as a result of a pact between two regimes that ism and communism. as a staunch opponent of communism markel our twice held the post of premier after estonia obtained independence now he is the country's defense minister. in the soviet union victory in world war t