Everything about Lihula totally explained
Lihula is a town in
Estonia with population of 1,614 (as of
2006). It is a centre of a
rural municipality in
Lääne County.
The castle of Lihula was first mentioned in
1211. It was the centre of Diocese Saare-Lääne (
Ösel-Wiek). On
August 8,
1220, a Swedish army was
defeated in battle here by Estonians.
For a short period there was a
monument in Lihula, honoring those Estonian soldiers who fought in the
German Army against
Soviet Union during
World War II. By the order of prime minister
Juhan Parts, the authorities removed the monument and as of June
2007, it stands in the Occupation Museum in
Tallinn.
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