Examples of using Estonia in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Until 2009, Estonia had 40 soldiers fighting alongside American Forces in the Iraq War
We moved to a village near the city of Tallinn in Estonia, which was then part of the USSR.
For example the Russian national/ethnic minorities in Latvia and Estonia, and the Ostian minority in Georgia,
The Reformation reaches Estonia, which from then on remained a part of the Lutheran cultural space.
His Holiness said he was pleased to learn that Estonia had emerged from the difficulties of its past and now had a stable Government.
Some also count Estonia as a Nordic country due to its strong cultural ties with Finland.
Estonia has a lot of lakes,
The small Baltic country's pride M/ S Estonia had sunk to the bottom.
Croatia Cyprus Denmark Estonia Finland Italy Latvia Netherlands Norway Romania Russia Sweden Switzerland Awards were given to the top three countries.
Sweden also had to cede Estonia, Ingria and Livonia to Russia in the Treaty of Nystad, in 1721.
The agreement provided for the Soviet occupation of Estonia Latvia part of Finland and later Lithuania in
The Dutch navy said that submarine had arrived in Estonia last Friday,
At the end of the war, the Soviet Union invaded Estonia, starting an occupation under the rule of Joseph Stalin.
India's first recognition of Estonia came on 22 September 1921 when the former had just acquired membership in the League of Nations.
Official investigations are ongoing in Denmark and Estonia, and Danish media reported last month that U.S. authorities are also looking at the case.
In 2013, the World Bank Group rated Estonia as 21st on the Ease of Doing Business Index.
Officially, Estonia has no territorial claims in the area,
Official investigations are ongoing in Denmark and Estonia, and Danish media reported last month that the U.S. government is also looking at the case.
India re-recognised Estonia on 9 September 1991 and diplomatic relations were established on 2 December of the same year in Helsinki.
Peter's northern armies took the Swedish province of Livonia(the northern half of modern Latvia, and southern Estonia) and then drove the Swedes back into Finland.