1941 a. hukkunute mälestusmärk

A beautiful monument at the shore’s edge commemorating those lost in boats that were sunk by sea mines during the war. Lovely to come just see the waves. Super windy and beautifully quiet if you make the effort to get out here.

Nice place and seafront

Really beautiful!

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The bottom of the Gulf of Finland north of the Juminda Peninsula is considered a huge multinational mass burial of ships and vessels, their crews and passengers (15,000 dead). In 2001, by the decision of the President of Estonia Lennart Meri, a monument dedicated to the events of August 1941 was unveiled on the cape of the Juminda Peninsula. A granite boulder, memorial plaques, sea mines and a date engraved on a stone call not to forget all the victims of the bloody Second World War, as if repeating the famous lines from a poem by R. Rozhdestvensky: “People! , remember! "...