Indrek Tart

Indrek Tart (born May 2, 1946, in Tallinn) is an Estonian sociologist, essay writer, poet, and culture researcher.[1][2] His wife is et:Aili Aarelaid-Tart.

Indrek Tart in 2012.

References

SA Eesti Teadusagentuur
Writers speak: essays on literature and democracy -Kitula G. King'ei, Henry Indangasi - 1997 Page 34 Indrek Tart from Estonia spoke along similar lines, except that in his case the focus was on the evils of Russian rule. The Russian language was imposed on the Baltic republic after World War II, and Estonians to a man hated it and used

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[1] SA Eesti Teadusagentuur

[2] Writers speak: essays on literature and democracy -Kitula G. King'ei, Henry Indangasi - 1997 Page 34 Indrek Tart from Estonia spoke along similar lines, except that in his case the focus was on the evils of Russian rule. The Russian language was imposed on the Baltic republic after World War II, and Estonians to a man hated it and used