Vastandlikkude
Vastandlikkude, also known as the "Vastandlikkude Movement," was a political organization in Estonia that emerged in the early 20th century. The movement was founded in 1905 by a group of young Estonian intellectuals and activists who sought to promote national independence and self-determination. The name "Vastandlikkude" translates to "The Opposition" in English, reflecting the group's stance against the Russian Empire's rule over Estonia.
The movement's primary goals included advocating for greater autonomy for Estonia within the Russian Empire, promoting
One of the most notable figures associated with the Vastandlikkude Movement was Konstantin Päts, who later
The Vastandlikkude Movement's legacy can be seen in the development of Estonian nationalism and its eventual