Museum room of the Finnish boys Museum
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This museum room is situated in Saadjärve Nature Centre in the small borough of Äksi.
It was opened in 2002 on behalf and with the support of the Finnish Boys Association, Tartu Municipal Government and the Finnish state.
It provides an overview of the battles in Finland and Estonia in which the Finnish Boys participated during World War II. Here you will see a scale model depicting the battles fought in Jõgeva and Tartu counties and the uniforms, equipment, armaments, military decorations, personal belongings and photos of the Finnish Boys. The bunker is also open to visitors.
Free admission.
Used sources and references:
Puhka Eestis. https://www.puhkaeestis.ee/et/soomepoiste-tuba-muuseum
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