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On Thursday 23 August, on the anniversary of the signing of the Hitler-Stalin pact, a new and ambitious memorial was opened in Maarjamäe Palace Park, in Tallinn, to remember the victims of the Communist Terror. The first section of the memorial, the 'Journey', is a long tunnel created by two high, black stone walls. Carved into the walls are the names of more than 22,000 Estonians who were murdered or died due to the Communist Terror. Many of these victim's graves are unknown.
Moving through the memorial the visitor enters the second part, the 'House Garden', where apple trees grow and beehives stand. They symbolizes how people were taken, without mercy, from their homes, but only a few were able to return to their home and homeland.
Museum Night 2026!
Museum Night Programme 2026!
Speaker of the Parliament of the Republic of Finland visits the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia
The Deputy Prime Minister of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan visits the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia
European Parliament deputies visit the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia