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I believe that it is the Independence Victory Column. It was built to celebrate the successful war(s) of independence of the Baltic states and Poland in 1918-1920.

Or maybe Do you mean the Maarjamäe War Monument on Pirita Beach. This is a World War II memorial.

Maarjamäe War memorial, photo by rudi-k, CC-BY-SA license

I believe that it is the Independence Victory Column. It was built to celebrate the successful war(s) of independence of the Baltic states and Poland in 1918-1920.

Or maybe you mean the Maarjamäe War Monument on Pirita Beach. This is a World War II memorial.

Maarjamäe War memorial, photo by rudi-k, CC-BY-SA license

Do you mean the Maarjamäe War Monument on Pirita Beach. This is a World War II memorial.

Maarjamäe War memorial, photo by rudi-k, CC-BY-SA license

I believe that it is the Independence Victory Column. It was built to celebrate the successful war(s) of independence of the Baltic states and Poland in 1918-1920.

Or maybe you mean the MaarjamaaeMaarjamäe War Monument on Pirita Beach. This wasis a World War II memorial.

Maarjemäe War memorial, photo by rudi-k, CC-BY-SA licenseMaarjamäe War memorial, photo by rudi-k, CC-BY-SA license

I believe that it is the Independence Victory Column. It was built to celebrate the successful war(s) of independence of the Baltic states and Poland in 1918-1920.

Or maybe you mean the Maarjamaae War Monument on Pirita Beach. This was a World War II memorial.

Maarjemäe War memorial, photo by rudi-k, CC-BY-SA license

I believe that it is the Independence Victory Column. It was built to celebrate the successful war(s) of independence of the Baltic states and Poland in 1918-1920.

Or maybe you mean the Maarjamäe War Monument on Pirita Beach. This is a World War II memorial.

Maarjamäe War memorial, photo by rudi-k, CC-BY-SA license

I believe that it is the Independence Victory Column. It was built to celebrate the successful war(s) of independence of the Baltic states and Poland in 1918-1920.

Or maybe you mean the Maarjamaae War Monument on Pirita Beach. This was a World War II memorial.

Maarjemäe War memorial, photo by rudi-k, CC-BY-SA license

I believe that it is the Independence Victory Column. It was built to celebrate the successful war(s) of independence of the Baltic states and Poland in 1918-1920.

Or maybe you mean the Maarjamaae War Monument on Pirita Beach. This was a World War II memorial.

I believe that it is the Independence Victory Column. It was built to celebrate the successful war(s) of independence of the Baltic states and Poland in 1918-1920.

Or maybe you mean the Maarjamaae War Monument on Pirita Beach. This was a World War II memorial.

Maarjemäe War memorial, photo by rudi-k, CC-BY-SA license

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