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Nationalities Papers
The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity
Volume 23, 1995 - Issue 1: Visions and Policies: Estonia's Path to Independence and Beyond, 1987–1993
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Part II: Competing visions of an Estonian future

Estonian social democratic party on some of the most important problems facing Estonia

Ülo Laanoja Member of the Board of Estonian Social Democratic Party, Member of the Estonian Parliament
Pages 223-226 | Published online: 19 Oct 2007

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  • The Estonian Social Democratic Party (ESDP) was founded in Tartu, on May 19,1990. ESDP unites predominantly urban inhabitants of Tallinn, Tartu, Narva and Kohtla‐Järve, but it has local organizations in eight countries. The party chairman is Marju Lauristin. The party is represented in Riigikogu (Parliament) by the Moderate fraction comprising 12 MPs, 5 of them members of the ESDP. This statement was written for Nationalities .Papers.

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