In the twilight of World War II, a weary and battle-scarred exile, Aleksander Saar, finally returned to his homeland of Estonia. After years of fighting for independence, he stepped onto the familiar soil, his heart filled with a mix of trepidation and hope. The land he had longed for had endured unimaginable hardships, and the scars of war were etched deep into its landscape. Yet, as he gazed upon the resilient faces of his countrymen, he knew that the indomitable spirit of Estonia would prevail.
