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Capture of Tapa

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Around 7 a.m., while soldiers from the Estonian armored trains advanced towards Tapa, soldiers of the Red Army opened fire in the direction of the armored trains. The Estonian soldiers returned fire and took cover. Around 7:30 a.m., the Estonian soldiers continued to advance towards Tapa. Soldiers of
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In 1934, a commemorative plaque was unveiled at the Tapa Railway Station for the 15th Anniversary of the Capture of Tapa. The plaque was unveiled on January 9, 1934, by Johan Laidoner. The plaque reads "9. Jaan 1919, murdsid soomusrongid punaste ikke Tapal" (English: On January 9, 1919, the men of
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The firefight continued into Tapa, with Red Army soldiers defending the town. Armored trains were able to advance closer to Tapa due to repairs on the railway. Soldiers of the Red Army took cover in buildings of the town due to artillery being fired from the armored trains, while Estonian soldiers
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Estonian losses was only 4 injured with no deaths, while the Red Army was at least 100 fallen and 78 captured. Tapa was captured by the Estonian army, giving the control of the strategically important Tapa railway to the Estonians, due to
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to travel to Tapa. Armored train nr. 4 remained at Lehtse to protect the train station. A surprise attack was planned by the Estonian troops, but the railway needed to be repaired further.
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between the 2nd and 5th of January 1919, and the Estonian army continued the counter-offensive on January 7. On 9 January the Estonian Army attempted a liberation of Tapa.
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and an order for armored trains 1, 2, and 3 to capture the Tapa railway on 7 January was made. The order was postponed due to destroyed bridges leading towards
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Plaque commemorating actions made by the armored trains and its men in the Capture of Tapa at the Tapa railway station.
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the Red Army began to retreat towards a wooded area. The Red Army soldiers continued running into a field.
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river, capturing Red Army soldiers. A Red Army armored train fought against the advancing Estonian soldiers.
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Estonian armored train no. 1 attacked a group of Red Army soldiers, and captured 40 Red Army soldiers.
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Around 5 in the morning on 8 January 1919, three Estonian armored trains, numbers 1, 2 and 3, left
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Soomusrongide tegevusest Vabadussõja murrang-ajajärgul Põhja (Viru) rindel. Tapa vallutamine
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Soomusrongide tegevusest Vabadussõja murrang-ajajärgul Põhja (Viru) rindel. Tapa vallutamine
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On the morning of 8 January 1919, three Estonian armored trains, numbers 1, 2 and 3, left
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Tapa vallutamine sõjalise operatsioonina ehk vabastamine punaste ikkest 9. jaanuaril 1919
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captured Tapa and its railway junction. Russian troops reached within 34 kilometers of
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Armored Train nr. 1 (Later named "Kapten Irw") during the Capture of Tapa
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advanced into Tapa. Red Army soldiers retreated in the direction of the
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The plaque being unveiled on the Tapa Railway Station building by
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to travel to Tapa. Infantry of the Red Army was positioned near
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fought against the Estonian and German troops and captured Narva
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the Armored trains broke through the Reds and captured Tapa")
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Russian Prisoners of War taken during the Capture of Tapa,
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providing rail access to major Estonian cities (Such as
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Estonian War of Independence

Tapa
Estonia
59°16′N 25°57′E / 59.267°N 25.950°E / 59.267; 25.950
Estonia
Russia
Karl Parts
Jaan Anvelt
armored trains
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Estonian War of Independence
Narva
Joala
Auvere
Rägavere
Punapargi
Kunda
Valkla
Kehra
Vetla
Voose
Priske
Aidu
Kärstna
Tapa
Kunda
Tartu

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