Estonians for Europe - National Activism for European Integration, 1922-1991

Estonians for Europe provides a unique insight into nearly eighty years of the history surrounding European unification. Concentrating on Estonian aspirations for an integrative organization in international relations, the book illustrates a number of parallels and differences between commonly held narratives of twentieth-century European history.

– Paneuropean Union in Estonia – Diplomatic Means – Economic Consequences – Cultural Premises – The Disintegrating 1930s – Common Estonian Features in the Discussion – Totalitarian Europe – Aleksander Warma Consolidating Europe – Estonia in the New Europe – The Estonian National Committee of the European Movement – Creating Contacts and Joining – Inside the European Movement – The Outsider’s View – Uniting the Divided Continent – Estonians for European Union?