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Domain(s): ee
Online population: 310.000 - 21.6% (1Q/2001)
Native language(s): Estonian, Russian, Ukrainian, English, Finnish
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My heartfelt congratulations to tonight's victory in the Eurovision Song Contest 2000. For a small country to do so well in this very competitive mega-event - two years in row - is simply astounding. But perhaps something that we should have expected from a nation that owed its independence, in no small part, to the sound of music and singing.
One year from now, you will be the hosts of this gigantic show, which - with its 200 million television audience - will bring to your country the international recognition, for which you have fought so hard, for so long - partly on the streets of my own hometown - and which you so richly deserve.
I salute you, and look forward to next year's show in Tallin.
Jan Rencke