Museum of Fight for Estonia's Freedom

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Museum of Fight for Estonia's Freedom (Estonian: Eesti vabadusvõitluse muuseum) is a privately owned museum in Lagedi, near Tallinn. It specialises on exhibits of World War II battles on Estonian soil, or involving Estonian soldiers.

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Museum of Fight for Estonia's Freedom
Muuseumi tee, Rae vald

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N 59.389166666667 °	E 24.941111111111 °

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Muuseumi tee 6
75303 Rae vald (Lagedi alevik)
Estonia
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