On May 8, 1946, Aili Jõgi destroyed a Soviet war monument in Tallinn.
On May 8, 1946, Aili Jõgi, alongside her friend, conducted a daring act of sabotage against the Soviet occupation by destroying a Soviet war monument in Tallinn. This act was immensely significant, symbolizing the steadfast Estonian resistance and refusal to accept Soviet control. Despite the personal risks, including imprisonment, this bold move marked Aili as a national hero and inspired continued efforts towards Estonian independence.