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Estonian Diplomatic Service (1940–1991)

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Diplomatic service of Estonia in exile during Soviet occupation of Estonia

Republic of Estonia
Diplomatic service in exile
Agency overview
Flag of Estonia
Coat of arms of Estonia
Formed	1940
Dissolved	1991
Superseding agency	Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Estonia)
Jurisdiction	Diplomatic missions of Estonia in countries that did not recognize the Soviet occupation and annexation of Estonia
Headquarters	United States
Agency executives	Johannes Kaiv Ernst Jaakson

Occupation of the Baltic states
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Baltic states Nazi Germany Soviet Union
Background Baltic–Soviet relations Non-aggression pacts Soviet–Estonian Soviet–Latvian Soviet–Lithuanian German–Estonian German–Latvian German–Lithuanian Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
Soviet occupation in 1940 Mutual Assistance Treaties Soviet–Estonian Soviet-Latvian Soviet-Lithuanian Orzeł incident Ultimata to Estonia to Latvia to Lithuania People's Parliament Sovietization Deportations from Estonia from Latvia from Lithuania June deportation Welles Declaration
German occupation Estonia Occupation Resistance Holocaust Latvia Occupation Resistance Holocaust Lithuania Occupation Resistance Holocaust
Soviet re-occupation in 1944 Battle of Narva Baltic offensive Courland Pocket Guerrilla war in the Baltic states Latvian partisans Lithuanian partisans
Under Soviet rule Guerrilla war in the Baltic states Operation Priboi Operation Jungle Estonian SSR Latvian SSR Lithuanian SSR Territorial changes Baltic Way Singing Revolution Sąjūdis Tautas fronte Rahvarinne Congress of Estonia
State continuity Baltic diplomatic services (1940–91) Estonian Latvian Lithuanian Kersten Committee Helsinki Accords
Aftermath Estonia–Russia relations Latvia–Russia relations Lithuania–Russia relations Russians in Estonia Russians in Latvia Russians in Lithuania
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Estonia wasoccupied on 17 June 1940, byRed Army troops and was forcibly incorporated into theSoviet Union on 6 August 1940. TheUnited States never recognized theillegal annexation of the three Baltic countries – Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania – in conformity with the principles of theStimson Doctrine (US Under Secretary of StateSumner Welles's Declaration of July 23, 1940), and more than 50 countries followed this position.

The Republic of Estonia, from 1940 through 1991, continued to exist as a statede jure according tointernational law during the whole period of its actual occupation and annexation. Therefore, some Estonian diplomatic and consular representations continued to function from 1940 through 1991 in someWestern countries (the United States,Australia, theUnited Kingdom, and others), dealing with a limited part of state functions of the Republic of Estonia.