History-1899
The Chronicler who wrote about the conquest of Estonia (1208-1227)
Henry of Latvia
The ending date of the Estonian war of independenc .
02.02.1920
The date of the Estonian Restoration of Independence
20.08.1991(23:02)
The author of the "Kalevipoeg"
Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwaldi
The number of Estonian singing festivals that has took place
26
The unsuccessful attempt by the native Estonian population to get rid of the Danish and German rule (1343-1345)
Saint George's Night Uprising (jüriöö ülestõus)
The first governor of the Autonomous Governorate of Estonia and also the Estonian signer of the treaty of Tartu
Jaan Poska
the famous ship that sinked in 1994.
estonia
The author of "Rehepapp"
Andrus Kivirähk
The date of the Independence day(Estonia)
24.02
The date of the first song festival of Estonia
1869
The start of the Perestroika(year)
1985
The year when the russian army left from estonia
1994(31.08)
A poet who also was Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Estonian SSR.
Johannes "Vares" Barbarus
The national holiday in June 23
Victory day
The war where Estonia went from the rule of Swedish empire to the Russian empire
Grate Northern War
The First Secretary of the Communist Party of Estonia(1978-1988)
Karl Vaino
The year when Estonia won the Eurovision Song Contest.
2001
The writer whose birth date is celebrated as the native language day
Kristjan Jaak Peterson
The Estonian national flag day
June 4
"The estonian hannibal", known from the book "Vürst Gabriel ehk Pirita kloostri viimased päevad"
Ivo Schenkenberg
One of the most famous Estonian lieutenant who died in the Battle of Paju
Julius Kuperjanov(Kupper)
The first nations to re-recognize(uuesti tunnustama) Estonia's independence
Iceland
The famous book writer who wrote "tasuja", "Vürst gaabriel ehk Pirita kloostri viimased päevad" and "Villu võitlused"
Eduard Bornhöhe
the only folk calendar holiday that appears twice a year.
Madisepäev