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References
- ↑ Tepandi, Tiiu - Estonian Encyclopedia
- ↑ Estonian National Bibliography
- ↑ Marie Under - Book (WorldCat)
- ↑ Evaldi Armastus - Book
- ↑ Delfi.ee (EST)
- ↑ The memorial exhibition of the production artist Voldemar Haas will be opened in the city theater
- ↑ Laanlane - Ants Laikmaa Museum offers a photo exhibition of Marie Under
- ↑ Salm - Ants Laikmaa Museum offers a photo exhibition of Marie Under
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