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Red Symbolism Is No Longer Seen at the Mere Cultural Center

While previously the ceiling of the Mere Cultural Center hall in Tallinn was covered with a Stalinist painting and the stage had a coat of arms with a hammer and sickle, now the former has been covered and the latter has been removed. However, both red symbols have been preserved.

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As Estonia continues to remove Soviet symbols from public spaces, a Stalinist-era fresco on the ceiling of the Mere Theatre, a cultural center in Tallinn, has been covered up and the hammer and sickle emblem has been removed, the country's public broadcaster ERR reported.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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While previously the ceiling of the Mere Cultural Center hall in Tallinn was covered with a Stalinist painting and the stage had a coat of arms with a hammer and sickle, now the former has been covered and the latter has been removed. However, both red symbols have been preserved.

·Tallinn, Estonia
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Eesti Rahvusringhääling broke the news in Tallinn, Estonia on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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