vabatahtlikke
Vabatahtlikke, also known as voluntary soldiers, were individuals who joined the military forces of Estonia during the Estonian War of Independence (1918-1920). The war was a struggle for Estonia to gain independence from Soviet Russia, which had occupied the country following the end of World War I. The vabatahtlikke played a crucial role in this conflict, as they were the primary force that fought against the Bolsheviks and their allies.
The vabatahtlikke were a diverse group, consisting of Estonian citizens, as well as foreigners who supported
The vabatahtlikke were instrumental in several key victories during the war, including the Battle of Narva
After the war, many of the vabatahtlikke remained in the Estonian military, serving in various roles and