List of magazines in Estonia

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Below is a list of existing and former magazines in Estonia. This list is incomplete.

Magazine Type Published Distribution Existing year(s)
Language Publisher Notes Website
Acta Historica Tallinnensia 1997– Estonian, English Estonian Academy Publishers peer-reviewed academic journal
Agraarteadus Estonian
Ajalooline Ajakiri 1922– Estonian University of Tartu Press peer-reviewed academic journal
Aja Pulss National Estonia 1985-1993 Estonian
Diplomaatia Estonian
Eesti Arst Estonian
Eesti Elu 2002- Estonian Tartu College's Publishing Committee in exile
Eesti Hõim 1928-1933 Finno-Ugric topics
Eesti Mets 1921–1940; 1989– Estonian
Eesti Naine English
Ehitus ja Arhitektuur 1962–1990 Estonian
Ehituskunst 1981– serial publication. Dedicated to architecture
Estonian Art
Estonian World 2012 English web magazine
Favoriit Estonian
Forschungen zur baltischen Geschichte in English: The Studies on Baltic History
Helikund 1922 Estonian
Kodumurre 1960-2002 Estonian serial publication. Dedicated to Estonian dialects
Kroonika National Estonia 1996[1]- Estonian https://kroonika.delfi.ee/
Linda Women's magazine Estonia 1887-1905 Estonian
Luup
Mäetagused 1996 Estonian peer-reviewed academic journal https://www.folklore.ee/tagused/
Mana 1957–1999 Estonian
Naisteleht National Estonia 2006[2]- Estonian https://naisteleht.ohtuleht.ee/
Naistemaailm 2011-2012 Estonian Ajakirjade Kirjastus
Naiste Töö ja Elu
Raamatukogu Estonian
Rahvuslik Kontakt
Säde 1924
Sädemed Humor magazine Estonia 1905–1934 Estonian
Siluett 1958–1992 Estonian Tallinna Moemaja focused on fashion
Sporditäht 1992–2009 Estonian focused on sport in Estonia
Tuna 1998– Estonian Society of Estonian Archivists
Teater. Muusika. Kino. 1982– Estonian Kultuurileht Foundation
Tuuslar Humor magazine Estonia 1922–1922 Estonian
Tuuslar Estonia 1928–1928 Estonian
Värske Rõhk 2005– Estonian literary magazine
Wirmalised Humor magazine Estonia 1907–1907 Estonian

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References

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  1. ^ "Eesti rahvusbibliograafia". erb.nlib.ee.
  2. ^ "Eesti rahvusbibliograafia". erb.nlib.ee.