This article is about the monument, not the place or the probably nutty mayor. I havent read the book, so I dont know what it is  about exactly. It is not a monument for nazi collaborators. It is "To Estonian men who fought in 1940-1945 against Bolshevism and for the restoration of Estonian independence." Whole Finland was a German ally During the time managing to keep the soviet forces out. Should their monuments for Continuation war fallen be called monuments for nazi collaborators as well?