Getting started at the first site/ node of interest – the „JAAMA TURG“, the fenced market close to Tallinn’s main railway station.
It was established in early 1990s for Estonians with Russian background and Russian post-Peristrojka immigrants, which is currently endangered of being redesigned and gentrified.
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Like in Sofia there are already some young scholars, activists, and urban designers committed in „saving“ the market from investors plans – we had already met one of them, an anthropologist from Spain, who studied 1 year in Russia before moving to Tallinn, to make his PHD about the market.
