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Kristina Kallas—Russian minorities in the Baltics

By Michael Shirrefs on October 4, 2017

I recorded this interview with Kristina Kallas at Tallinn Airport in Estonia on Monday 27th March 2017, the very week that NATO were positioning 1100 troops just to the east of Tallinn, in the small town of Tapa. It has been described as the largest NATO build-up since the end of the Cold War.

photo: Scanpix / Margus Ansu / Postimees

Kristina Kallas is a specialist on the subject of the Russian minorities that live in each of the three Baltic states—Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania—and which constitute more than 30% of each country’s population.

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Posted in Content, Interviews and tagged Baltic States, borders, Estonia, EU, Europe, Kristina Kallas, Narva College, Russia, Russian minorities, Tartu University.
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