A free country from the perspective of an ordinary citizen - Tiit Ulas

We have a lot of analysts and opinion leaders – all mostly those expressing official opinions.
The message of this book essentially belongs to the observation of life, politics and events, which is not limited to a stereotyped perspective.
The 72 thought stories in the book include:
- a look back at the singing revolution
- why the Soviet Union collapsed
- those who disturb peace of mind
- closure and corporatism
- a dark scenario
- Charter 12
- at the doctor's and at the pharmacy
- in the shop and at the market
- ​​about euthanasia
- tolerance and intolerance
- about what calms down.
The book is edited by Anto Raukas and Harri Leppik.
The graphic pages of the author's artist brother Peeter Ulas, who passed away many years ago, have been used as illustrations. The cover features Peeter Ulas' linocut "Flock of Birds", which, in the author's opinion, symbolizes the flight of human thought

Keywords:
Tiit Ulas
European Union
politics
society
Estonia
publicistics