This document summarizes the history and places visited in Estonia. It describes Estonia gaining independence from the USSR but still facing economic struggles due to previous dependence on Russia. It discusses an abandoned prison used during Soviet rule that disregarded human rights. Two schools are pictured, one with only 50 children compared to being complete 10 years ago, while murals have endured on the other. Photos show a museum home of a famous Estonian writer portraying life 200 years ago. An unstable wooden homedale is also depicted.

1. History of the places we were
visiting .
The blue because of the lakes and the
sea, the black because of the national
floor and the white because of the
happines of the people.

2. Estonia was realesed by the CCCP,
but they didn´t have any freedom, all the economy of the country was very bound
Russia, so when they going the European Union they had seaously economy problem
that continous now a days.

4. • This place was a prison, used by the CCCP,
were the human rights wasn´t respected. First
it was made as a fabric but the tecnologies
advanced very quickly so it never work as it
was make for.
• Was normal to fusillade same prisioners,
becuase the prision contains 4 times it´s
capacity.
• At this time its totally abandoned, but its stay
been accessible and that was what we do.

6. • This thre peictures are of two school:
• The first one have just arround 50
childrens, and 10 years ago it was camplete.
• The second one have been paint a lot of times
and below the intur layers there are paintings
that have managed to endure years.

8. This photos are about the house of a famous
Estonian writer.
Now a days is a museum, the Tammsaare
museum in Vargamäe.
There we sow a the people in Estonia lived
200 year ago.

10. This place is an estonian homedale. You can´t
walk out of the planks, it isn´t stable.