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In page Lydia Koidula:

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Two years later, in 1866, the censorship reforms of 1855 that had given Koidula's father a window to start Postimees were reversed. Pre-publication censorship was re-imposed, and literary freedom was curtailed. This was the political and literary climate when Koidula began publishing. Nevertheless, it was also the time of the national awakening, when the Estonian people, freed from serfdom in 1816, began to feel a sense of pride in their nationhood and to aspire to self-determination. Koidula was the most articulate voice of these aspirations.[citation needed]