Estonian writer Ilmar Taska presents his novel Pobeda 1946 in New York

Ilmar Taska, an Estonian filmmaker and writer, represented Estonia at the European Literature Night 2022 in New York City; Taska also introduced his new novel “The Call of Elysium”.

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