For many of us it probably qualifies as ‘a distant country of which we know little’.
Estonia, after decades of enduring the fierce embrace of the Soviet Union, has flourished during 25 years of independence. Now familiar to many Australians who have cruised the Baltic on the way to St Petersburg; its charming capital Tallinn, is generally the last port of call before the flashy Russian city.
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