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- Omakaitse abstract "The Omakaitse ('home guard') was a militia organisation in Estonia. It was founded in 1917 following the Russian Revolution. On the eve of the Occupation of Estonia by the German Empire the Omakaitse units took over major towns in the country allowing the Salvation Committee of the Estonian Provincial Assembly to proclaim the independence of Estonia. After the German Occupation the Omakaitse became outlawed, and later during the Estonian war of independence November 11, 1918 was reorganized as the Estonian Defence League. The Estonian Defence League was dissolved in 1940 after the Soviet occupation of Estonia.The Omakaitse was reestablished during the German Operation Barbarossa in 1941 by the Forest brothers who took control of the country before the German troops arrived allowing Jüri Uluots establish a co-ordinating council in Tartu to proclaim the provisional government of Estonia The Germans disbanded the provisional government but allowed the armed units in the Omakaitse after Estonia became a part of the German-occupied Reichskommissariat Ostland. During World War II Omakaitse existed from 3 July 1941 – 17 September 1944 at the Eastern Front (World War II).".
- Omakaitse activeYearsEndYear "1944".
- Omakaitse activeYearsStartYear "1941".
- Omakaitse battle Riga_Offensive_(1944).
- Omakaitse battle Russian_Revolution.
- Omakaitse battle Tallinn_Offensive.
- Omakaitse battle Tartu_Offensive.
- Omakaitse battle World_War_II.
- Omakaitse country Estonia.
- Omakaitse country Nazi_Germany.
- Omakaitse identificationSymbol "White armband".
- Omakaitse militaryBranch Militia.
- Omakaitse militaryUnitSize "40,000".
- Omakaitse notableCommander Johannes_Soodla.
- Omakaitse role "defence from Soviet Armed Forces".
- Omakaitse thumbnail Bundesarchiv_Bild_146-2004-225,_Reval,_Taucher_im_Hafen.jpg?width=300.
- Omakaitse wikiPageID "17705176".
- Omakaitse wikiPageRevisionID "603286057".
- Omakaitse allegiance Estonia.
- Omakaitse allegiance Nazi_Germany.
- Omakaitse battles Russian_Revolution.
- Omakaitse battles "World War II: Summer War, Tartu Offensive, Riga Offensive, Tallinn Offensive".
- Omakaitse branch Militia.
- Omakaitse caption "Diver of the Omakaitse in Tallinn, September 1941".
- Omakaitse country Estonia.
- Omakaitse dates "--07-03".
- Omakaitse dates "1917".
- Omakaitse disbanded "September 1944".
- Omakaitse hasPhotoCollection Omakaitse.
- Omakaitse identificationSymbol "White armband".
- Omakaitse notableCommanders "Friedrich Kurg, Johannes Soodla, Jaan Maide, Arnold Sinka".
- Omakaitse role "defence from Soviet Armed Forces".
- Omakaitse size "40000".
- Omakaitse unitName "Omakaitse".
- Omakaitse subject Category:Anti-communist_organizations.
- Omakaitse subject Category:Eastern_European_World_War_II_resistance_movements.
- Omakaitse subject Category:History_of_Estonia.
- Omakaitse subject Category:Military_of_Estonia.
- Omakaitse subject Category:Militias_in_Europe.
- Omakaitse subject Category:National_liberation_movements.
- Omakaitse subject Category:Occupation_of_the_Baltic_states.
- Omakaitse subject Category:The_Holocaust_in_Estonia.
- Omakaitse subject Category:World_War_II_resistance_movements.
- Omakaitse type Abstraction100002137.
- Omakaitse type Anti-communistOrganizations.
- Omakaitse type Group100031264.
- Omakaitse type MilitaryUnit108198398.
- Omakaitse type Militia108390511.
- Omakaitse type MilitiasInEurope.
- Omakaitse type Organization108008335.
- Omakaitse type SocialGroup107950920.
- Omakaitse type Unit108189659.
- Omakaitse type YagoLegalActor.
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- Omakaitse type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Omakaitse type Agent.
- Omakaitse type MilitaryUnit.
- Omakaitse type Organisation.
- Omakaitse type Organization.
- Omakaitse type Troop_MilitaryUnit.
- Omakaitse type Agent.
- Omakaitse type SocialPerson.
- Omakaitse type Thing.
- Omakaitse comment "The Omakaitse ('home guard') was a militia organisation in Estonia. It was founded in 1917 following the Russian Revolution. On the eve of the Occupation of Estonia by the German Empire the Omakaitse units took over major towns in the country allowing the Salvation Committee of the Estonian Provincial Assembly to proclaim the independence of Estonia.".
- Omakaitse label "Omakaitse".
- Omakaitse label "Omakaitse".
- Omakaitse label "Самооборона (Эстония)".
- Omakaitse sameAs Omakaitse.
- Omakaitse sameAs m.09v2syj.
- Omakaitse sameAs Q2476505.
- Omakaitse sameAs Q2476505.
- Omakaitse sameAs Omakaitse.
- Omakaitse wasDerivedFrom Omakaitse?oldid=603286057.
- Omakaitse depiction Bundesarchiv_Bild_146-2004-225,_Reval,_Taucher_im_Hafen.jpg.
- Omakaitse isPrimaryTopicOf Omakaitse.
- Omakaitse name "Omakaitse".