Republik Sosialis Soviet Estonia

Republik Sosialis Soviet Estonia (RSS Estonia, RSSE), tauka dikelala enggau nama Estonia Soviet, iya nya subunit administrasyen de facto (republik serakup) ari Serakup Soviet ke suba, ti mungkur kandang menua Estonia ke dipegai sereta dirampit dalam taun 1940–1941.

Iya ditumbuhka enggau nama dikena nganti Republik Estonia ke meredeka nyentuk ke maya nya kena 21 Julai 1940, sebulan pengudah 16–17 Jun 1940 lebuh soldadu Soviet nyerang sereta nguasa menua nya maya Perang Dunya Kedua. Pengudah pemasang perintah Stalinis ti disukung Soldadu Mirah Soviet ti nguasa, madahka Estonia nyadi sitak Soviet, RSS Estonia udah nya dipasukka ngagai Serakup Soviet nyadi republik serakup kena 6 Ogos 1940.The Baltic States: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania (Postcommunist States and Nations) David J. Smith from Front Matter Estonia: Identity and Independence: Jean-Jacques Subrenat, David Cousins, Alexander Harding, Richard C. Waterhouse on Page 246.  Estonia dipegai Jereman Nazi ba taun 1941, lalu dipegai nyadi bagi Reichskomisariat Ostland nyentukka iya dipegai baru RSSS dalam taun 1944.

Pengambis mayuh menua dunya enda ngaku pengawa ngemasukka Estonia ngagai Serakup Soviet de jure lalu semina ngaku adminstrasyen Soviet iya de facto tauka enda sekali. Sepenyampau menua terus ngaku bala diplomat enggau konsul Estonia ke agi befungsyen atas nama perintah sida ke suba.Diplomats Without a Country: Baltic Diplomacy, International Law, and the Cold War by James T. McHugh, James S. Pacy, p. 2.  Polisi enda ngaku tu meri pangka ngagai prinsip penerus undang-undang, ti madahka de jure, Estonia mengkang nyadi menua meredeka ti dijajah sepemanjai timpuh 1940–1991.David James Smith, Estonia: independence and European integration, Routledge, 2001, , p. xix

Kena 16 Nobember 1988, Estonia nyadi menua keterubah ari menua ke dikuasa Soviet maya nya madahka sovereiniti nengeri ari perintah pusat di Moscow. Kena 30 Mach 1990, parlimen ke baru dipilih madahka Republik Estonia udah dijajah enggau chara enda sah kenyau ari taun 1940, lalu enggau rasmi madahka timpuh transisyen dikena mulaika meredeka penuh menua nya. Udah nya, kena 8 Mei 1990, Soviet Besai mutuska pengawa ngena lambang Soviet nyadi lambang nengeri begulai enggau nama Republik Sosialis Soviet Estonia udah ngetu lalu ngambi Republik Estonia nyadi nama rasmi menua nya. Parlimen Estonia madahka pengawa numbuhka baru meredeka penuh kena 20 Ogos 1991. Serakup Soviet enggau rasmi ngaku meredeka Estonia kena 6 September 1991.

 Kereban sanding 

 Bacha ke silik agi 


 Kareda, Endel (1949). Estonia in the Soviet Grip: Life and Conditions under Soviet Occupation 1947–1949. London: Boreas.
 Kukk, Mare (1993). Political opposition in Soviet Estonia 1940–1987. Journal of Baltic Studies 24 (4), 369–384.
 Kulu, Hill (2003). Residence and migration in post-war Soviet Estonia: the case of Russian-born Estonians. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 94 (5), 576–588.
 Kurman, George (1977). Literary censorship in general and in Soviet Estonia. Journal of Baltic Studies 8 (1), 3–15.
 Mander, Ülo, Palang, Hannes (1994). Changes of landscape structure in Estonia during the Soviet period. GeoJournal 33 (1), 45–54.
 Mettam, Collin W. and Stephen Wyn Williams (2001). A colonial perspective on population migration in Soviet Estonia. Journal of Baltic Studies 27 (1), 133–150.
 Mettam, Colin W. and Stephen Wyn Williams (1998). Internal colonialism and cultural division of labour in the Soviet Republic of Estonia. Nations and Nationalism 4 (3), 363–388.


 Parming, Tõnu and Elmar Järvesoo (eds.). A Case Study of a Soviet Republic: The Estonian SSR. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1978.
 Rebas, Hain (2005). Dependence and opposition. Problems in Soviet Estonian historiography in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Journal of Baltic Studies 36 (4), 423–448.

 Taagepera, Rein. Estonia: Return to Independence. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1993.  ISBN 0-8133-1703-7.
 Tammaru, Tiit (2002). Universal and Specific Features of Urbanization in Estonia under Socialism: The Empirical Evidence of the Sources of Urban and Rural Population Growth. The Professional Geographer 54 (4), 544–556.
 Virkkunen, Joni (1999). The politics of identity: Ethnicity, minority and nationalism in Soviet Estonia. GeoJournal 48 (2), 83–89.

 Laman web ke bukai 


 The Global Museum on Communism Estonia Exhibit
 Estonian International Commission for Investigation of Crimes Against Humanity
 1 June 2017 5:19 pm, BNS/ERR, Ambassadors to German paper: Baltic states not former Soviet republics