Vol 4 (2014)

Estonian Yearbook of Military History

Table of Contents

Articles

Preface [Eessõna]
Toomas Hiio
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5–6
Introduction: Restoration of the National Defence in Estonia – from Scrambled Eggs Back into the Shell.
Trivimi Velliste
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9–12
Taking an Army from Dictatorship to Democracy: Lessons Learned by the Bundeswehr in Absorbing the East German Army
James Sterling Corum
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13–37
Czechoslovakia and its Armed Forces in Times of Change
Prokop Tomek
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38–61
Dawn of the Restored Latvian National Armed Forces
Sarmīte Baltiņa
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62–79
Transition and Continuity: The Polish Army’s March into the Third Republic and into NATO, 1989–1999
Jens Boysen
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80–112
Estonia’s First Steps in the Direction of NATO and National Defence
Henrik Praks
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113–141
First Years of the Re-establishment of Estonia’s Naval Defence
Reet Naber
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142–174
The Constitution and Interpretation of the Authority Dilemma for the Leadership of the National Defence After Estonia Regained its Independence
Hellar Lill
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175–195
Armament of Estonia: Arms Procurements of the Ministry of Defence in the 1990s
Toe Nõmm
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199–216
Accidental or Deliberate Failure? The Story of Estonia’s Defence Concept of 1993
Hain Rebas
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217–230
Republic of Estonia on the Road Back to the West… Background and Reality of the Israeli Weapons Deal, 1992/1993
Hain Rebas
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231–262
Two Histories of World War II
Ants Laaneots
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263–294