Two education experts have lauded the Estonian approach to history education, noting its willingness to address challenging and controversial topics. They argue that confronting these subjects in the classroom is crucial for equipping students with the skills to discern factual information from propaganda. The experts believe a comprehensive history curriculum, even when dealing with sensitive events, fosters critical thinking abilities. This approach prepares students to navigate complex information landscapes and resist manipulation. By openly examining difficult historical narratives, Estonian schools are seen as promoting a more informed and resilient citizenry. The experts’ comments highlight the importance of robust history education in an era of increasing disinformation.