Viljandi Old Cemetery

Description

Viljandi old cemetery was founded in the 18th century. There are graves of soldiers from different countries: Russians (World War I), Estonians (war of Independence) and Germans (World War II).

Address
Reinu tee 5, Viljandi, Estonia

Established
18th century

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