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Radio Factory RET ( Estonian: Raadio-Elektrotehnika Tehas, abbreviated RET) was an electronics factory in Tallinn, Estonia. ^[1]

RET was established in 1935. In 1940, the factory was named to "Punane RET" ('Red RET'). ^[1]

During Soviet Estonia, the factory produced military products and high-class radio devices ( Estonian: stereoradioola) called "Estonia". ^[1]

In 1993, the factory was closed. ^[1]

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