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Estonians in transit camp in Germany
Most of the approximately 40,000 Estonians who ended up in the German Displaced Person camps fled with Nazi troops and officials after the Red Army reoccupied Estonia in the fall of 1944. By 1948, when the United States began accepting refugees, the plight of the Estonians, Poles, and Germans who en
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