Estonians in New York City

2 Responses to Estonians in New York City

1. Alexander Goetzfried says:

   May 8, 2013 at 2:41 pm

   Your slideshow is much improved Anne nice job!
2. AGabor says:

   May 13, 2013 at 10:21 pm

   Anne–

   Nice job. A few thoughts: I’m not crazy about the first slide because the intern throws us off–the focus seems to be on him and, yet, he’s such a minor figure; is there an alternative? The slide with singers–you need to tell us which occupation the singing revolution was aimed at–the soviets, right? Also, in the slide showing the P.M., caption needs to make clear which person he is–assume its the guy in the bow tie walking next to a woman in a yellow dress; if the woman is his wife, let’s ID her. Finally, I can’t remember anymore when Estonia house was acquired, but if memory serves me right, its heyday was in the 40s and 50s; if it grew out of a direct response to emigres fleeing Soviet occupation, would be nice if you could mention that in one of the captions.

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