Monument to the Liberators of Southern Estonia and Raadi Military Cemetery
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This monument is situated on the Nurme Street side of Raadi Cemetery in Tartu.
The monument, which was situated in the cemetery of the Tartu Garrison, was proposed by two-time recipient of the Cross of Liberty Colonel Siegfried Pinding. Each side of the monument represented one of the southern counties of Estonia, with the five smaller pillars representing the towns of Tartu, Valga, Viljandi, Võru and Petseri. Fashioned by Anton Sobolev and Voldemar Mellik but left unfinished due to a lack of funds, it was unveiled on 17 October 1926. After World War II the monument was destroyed and its pieces buried. The original pieces were dug up in 1988 and used to restore the monument, which was unveiled anew on 10 July 1991 near its original site – still unfinished.
Panaudoti šaltiniai ir literatūra:
Eesti sõjaajaloo teejuht, Tallinn 2010. Compiled by K. Luts
Vabadussõja mälestusmärgid. 1. kd. Keila, 2002
Tartu linnavalitsus. https://info.raad.tartu.ee/muinsus.nsf/0/697F5605FD18A6DF422568D200362BB7
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Monument to the Liberators of Southern Estonia
A list of the material and cost of making the monument.