Memorial or cemetery
Reaali Poiss
In front of Tallinn Secondary School of Science stands the 'Reaali Poiss', a schoolboy in a soldier's greatcoat, remembering the Tallinn teachers and pupils who died in the War of Independence. Sculptor Ferdi Sannamees and architect Anton Soans planned three figures, two of them mortally wounded boys, but only the central one was made; it was unveiled on 13 November 1927. Soviet authorities removed it on 23 September 1940, it was put back in August 1941, and on 29 March 1948 it was destroyed. Vambola Mets and Rein Heiduk recreated it from the original designs, and it returned on 23 February 1993.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Tallinna Reaalkooli ees seisab Reaali Poiss – sõdurimantlis koolipoiss, kes meenutab Vabadussõjas langenud Tallinna õpetajaid ja õpilasi. Skulptor Ferdi Sannamees ja arhitekt Anton Soans kavandasid kolm kuju, neist kaks surmavalt haavatud poissi, kuid valmis vaid keskmine; see avati 13. novembril 1927. Nõukogude võim kõrvaldas kuju 23. septembril 1940, 1941. aasta augustis pandi see tagasi ja 29. märtsil 1948 hävitati. Vambola Mets ja Rein Heiduk taastasid monumendi algsete kavandite järgi ning see naasis 23. veebruaril 1993.
Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%95ppurs%C3%B5durite_monument_Tallinnas ↗