Estonia

Estonia's second largest city Tartu, as a population of about 102 thousand, and is considered as a Tartu thought and culture center in the country, especially as it includes the oldest and most famous Estonian University, the University of Tartu. Tartu is located 186 to the south-east of the capital, Tallinn, Estonia, a South Center. There is also the airport to the city is the Tartu Airport, and is also the Estonian Academy of Agriculture and other institutions of higher learning such as the home of the Alvanmewen E. Theatre is the oldest representation and ancient music. One industry that has in Tartu food industries, leather products, wood products and equipment machinery and textile industries. The largest settlement in Tartu began in the fifth century AD. The city itself was founded in 1030, and was part of the independent Estonia from 1918 until 1940. In the same year, and under Russian control over Estonia imposed by Russia to be part of the Soviet Union (former), but it became an independent state again in 1991....