The Minister of justice of Estonia, promised to deal with the status of military burial places in Narva
The Minister of justice of Estonia, member of the Social democratic party Andres Anvelt will inform my colleague, Minister of defence, the head of the Social democratic party Sven Mixer about the situation around the legal status of military burial places in Narva. About it news Agency today, on 2 June, said the head of the NGO " Estonian Military memorial " Andres Hip citing held dialogues with Unwelcome and city Secretary of Narva-Andy-Limenim.
Hip reminded that currently officially in Estonia military cemeteries recognized only two cemeteries in Tallinn and Tartu, the massive military cemetery in Narva cemetery is not considered. Given this situation, the government transferred all of the obligations of registration and care of disposal for local government, despite the fact that the local government did not create the army or army, soldiers are buried in Narva earth.
for reviews of the Hip, the hotfix status of military burial places in Narva only positive impact on its condition and will facilitate the work of enthusiasts that as long as tidy disposal, mostly for their own account or the account of the benefactors. Contact with the Minister of justice on this problem resolved to support a Deputy of the Narva city Council from the Social-democratic party Vladimir Izotov. According to Hip, Izotov positively configured to interact in the resolution of this issue.
We emphasize that the current Minister of justice of Estonia Andres Anvelt is the grandson of the head of the government of Estonia Labour commune (in Narva years 1918-19), Communist Jaan Anvelt and the son of a famous Estonian Soviet bureaucrat. In modern Estonia has made a career As head of the Criminal police, the people's choice of the Parliament.
As reported by the information Agency before may 12, 22 soldiers and two officers J?hvi battalion of the Estonian defence Forces have put in order the extensive area of the cemetery Siivertsi at Narva (North-Eastern Estonia): trimmed grass, cut down the bushes, cleared approaches and established reference stand about the fallen soldiers. In this area buried 83 red guard - warrior Viljandi Communist regiment who perished during the Liberation war of 1918-1920. Nearby are equally neglected graves of more than 80 residents of Ukraine - UPA warriors who were in the local camp for war prisoners and arrested persons 1945, and disposal of the 92nd infantry Pechorsky regiment Royal Army. In most good condition after the enthusiasts restoration works are burial places of soldiers of the North-West (White) Army.
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