During Nazi and Soviet occupations, the Estonian people preserved their culture through various means, including maintaining their language, traditions, and folklore. They established underground networks to promote literature, music, and arts that reflected their national identity. Additionally, cultural organizations and schools operated covertly to teach younger generations about their heritage. Despite repression, the resilience and solidarity of the Estonian people played a crucial role in sustaining their cultural identity during these challenging times.
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