Memorial or cemetery
Monument to the War of Independence in Kambja
Kambja's War of Independence memorial, unveiled on 27 October 1929, was built by the whole community: the bronze figure was cast to Aleksander Eller's design at the Teguri works in Tartu, but the base was made from stones that families of the fallen and other local people brought from their own fields and meadows. Folk tradition says the soldier's model was Jüri Ottas, master of Villemi farm and a member of parliament. The figure was taken down in 1940, put back in 1942 and smashed with its base in 1948. The restored monument was unveiled on 28 June 1989.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
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Kambja Vabadussõja ausammas, mis avati 27. oktoobril 1929, valmis kogu kogukonna jõul: pronkskuju valati Aleksander Elleri kavandi järgi Tartus Teguri vabrikus, kuid alus laoti kividest, mida langenute pered ja teised kohalikud tõid oma põldudelt ja niitudelt. Rahvajutu järgi oli kuju eeskujuks Villemi talu peremees, Riigikogu liige Jüri Ottas. 1940. aastal võeti kuju alusel maha, 1942 pandi tagasi ja 1948 lõhuti koos alusega. Taastatud ausammas avati 28. juunil 1989.
Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kambja_Vabaduss%C3%B5ja_m%C3%A4lestussammas ↗