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The “Ajahetk” Memorial in the city of Pärnu is a symbolic site dedicated to the proclamation of Estonia’s independence and in honor of the members of the Salvation Committee – Päts, Vilms, Konik, and Kuusner. It was at this location in 1918 that the Declaration of Independence was read, marking a cornerstone in Estonia’s national history. The sculptural path, created by architects Margus and Mart Kadarik, represents the nation’s determination, courage, and will leading to freedom. The memorial conveys the historical story of Estonia’s journey to independence, inviting visitors to reflect on national unity and freedom.
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