btw, evo citam site o estonskoj povijesti i nalazim par razloga zasto taj spomenik treba maknut na prikladnije mjesto.....

In 1949, in response to slow progress in forming collective farms, as prescribed by the Soviet ideology, tens of thousands of people were forcibly deported in a few days either to labor camps or Siberia where half of them perished; the other half were not allowed to return until the early 1960s (several years after Stalin's death).

thousands of civilians were killed and tens of thousands of people deported from Estonia by the Soviet authorities until Joseph Stalin's death in 1953.

Soviet rule significantly slowed Estonia's economic growth, resulting in a wide "wealth gap" in comparison with neighboring democratic countries

Large parts of the country and especially the coastal areas were restricted to anyone but the Soviet military.

Hundreds of thousands of Russian-speaking migrants (mostly from the Russian Federation or Ukraine) were relocated to Estonia by the Soviet administration and Communist Party to conduct the aforementioned industrialization and militarization.

Many of the country's political and intellectual leaders were killed or deported to remote areas of the USSR by the Soviet authorities

nije ni cudo, i ja bi raznio ovaj spomenik da sam estonac, kolko to god bio kulturocid....