Memorial or cemetery · 1928
Monument to the War of Independence in Kadrina
Kadrina's War of Independence memorial in the churchyard was designed by the parish pastor, Gustav Johannes Beermann, and unveiled on 15 August 1926. In 1928 two bronze reliefs by Constanze von Wetter-Rosenthal were added: on one, Kalevipoeg ploughs the nearby Neeruti hills while Linda sits by Lake Ülemiste, both looking up at Toompea castle and Tall Hermann tower; on the other stand Johan Laidoner and Jaan Poska with soldiers, framed by an armoured train. The memorial was partly destroyed on 18 June 1941. New text plaques of Kaarma dolomite were cut in 1989, and it was reopened on 23 June 1990.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
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Kadrina kirikuaias asuva Vabadussõja mälestussamba kavandas koguduse õpetaja Gustav Johannes Beermann ja see avati 15. augustil 1926. 1928. aastal lisati Constanze von Wetter-Rosenthali kaks pronksbareljeefi: ühel künnab Kalevipoeg lähedasi Neeruti mägesid ja Linda istub Ülemiste järve ääres, mõlemad vaatamas Toompea lossi ja Pika Hermanni poole; teisel seisavad Johan Laidoner ja Jaan Poska koos sõduritega, ümbritsetuna soomusrongist. 18. juunil 1941 lõhuti sammas osaliselt. 1989. aastal raiuti Kaarma dolomiidist uued tekstiplaadid ning sammas avati uuesti 23. juunil 1990.
Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kadrina_Vabaduss%C3%B5ja_m%C3%A4lestussammas ↗