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“Suitsutare 5” focuses primarily on the period of the pre-war Republic of Estonia. The issue covers the development of domestic culture during this period, the promotion of the national flag, and settlement activities. It also provides an overview of the museum’s exhibition building, the Härjapea farmhouse—which depicts life in the late 1930s—and the people who lived there.