The 1970s was a period of subtle transformation within the Soviet Union. While the overarching Soviet identity was dominant, individual republics, including the Estonian SSR, began to experiment with their own national identity. This poster, borrowing its title from the Estonian national anthem, is a testament to this shift. It blends Soviet ideals of progress with Estonian national sentiments, highlighting the republic's industrial and agricultural achievements.

M. Fuks, known for his ability to intertwine national sentiments with broader Soviet themes, captures this duality perfectly. His works, often a blend of national pride and Soviet identity, have been showcased across Eastern Europe, reflecting the intricate balance between these two forces.

This artwork, in particular, serves as a reminder of a time when republics like Estonia were navigating their place within the vast Soviet Union, trying to find a balance between their unique cultural identities and the larger Soviet narrative.