Some 10 000 partisans fought against the Soviet occupation in Estonia from 1940 to 1956. In addition, people from all walks of life hid themselves in the forests in the fear of the Red Army. Archaeologist Arnold Unt will guide a tour in Kose, introducing material evidence of what has survived from those times - bunkers, places of battles, and monuments that have been erected to honour the memory of people who fought against the Soviet forces.
Guided tour
Guided tour to the bunkers and battlefields of forest brothers in Kose, Harju County
The guided tour will take us to the places in Kose where partisans lived and fought, resisting the Soviet occupation.
Free
Friday 14 June de 10:00 à 17:00
General public
