Olympic Games
Geography of Estonia
International agreements and unions
Coins and banknotes
Scientiests
100
The discipline of the 1980 Olympic Games, which was held in Tallinn.
Tallinn Olympic Sailing regatta
100
The counties through which the Emajõgi river flows
Tartumaa
100
The International Congress in 1814-1815
Vienna Congress
100
Number of stars on the reverse of euro coins
12
100
Who exlaimed "Eureka"
Archimedes
200
At these Olympic Games, Jesse Owens set a world record in the 100-meter race
Olympic Games in 1936 in Berlin
200
The town that bore the name of Yuriev
Tartu
200
Number of EU member states
27
200
Why 1, 2 and 5 cent coins have a reddish tint to them
This is a thin copper layer
200
The physicist who said: current strength is proportional to voltage and iversely proportional to electrical resistance
Georg Simon Ohm
300
Number of modern time Olympic Games held to date
56 (24 winter and 32 summer)
300
The southermost point of Estonia
Naha village
300
League of Nations
300
Minimum denomination of Estonian kroon banknotes
300
Manhattan project manager
Robert Oppenheimer
400
The year in which the first Winter Olympics were held
1924 (Chamonix, France)
400
Crater formed after a meteorite hit to Saaremaa
Kaali
400
The place where the Amistice of Compiegne was signed
The Compiegne forest
400
The reverse side of the banknote depicts the University of Tartu
400
This pair of scientists have discovered radioactivity
Pierre and Marie Curie
500
The year, when the ancient Olympic Games were banned
393
500
Square of Estonia (exactly to the thousands)
45000 (45339)
500
The agreement, which was created as a countrebalace to the "Triple Alliance".
Trimple Entente (Entente)
500
What is depicted on the back of this banknote?
Normandy Bridge
500
That one german ccientist denied "Copenhagen interpritation" using example with a cat in a box
Erwin Schrödinger