context: Since Adamson was a Tsar's favorite, he had to leave Russia after the October Revolution. He had designed a statue of honor for the Romanovs and lost all his wealth there. [2] In 1918 Adamson moved to his native Paldiski. He had worked tirelessly with monuments, and his health had deteriorated. In Estonia, he first began to make sculptures, but soon received orders for new monuments. He worked for a long time in Italy in 1922 and frequently visited it later. Adamson died in a heart attack on June 26, 1929. He worked hard to the last and left behind a bunch of unfinished sculptures. He was buried in Alevi Cemetery in Pärnu. [1]
question: Where did Amandus Adamson die?
answers.text: heart attack