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Enn Roos (September 20, 1908–July 15, 1990) was an Estonian sculptor.

A notable work of his is the bronze sculpture from 1947 that is part of the World War II memorial ensemble in Tallinn, Estonia, nowadays usually called the Bronze Soldier, whose accompanying monumental stone structure was designed by the architect Arnold Alas. The memorial was relocated amid controversy in April 2007 to the Defence Forces Cemetery in Tallinn.

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 '''Enn Roos''' ([[September 20]], [[1908]]–[[July 15]], [[1990]]) was an [[Estonia]]n sculptor.
-A notable work of his is the bronze sculpture from 1947 that is part of the [[World War II]] memorial ensemble in [[Tallinn]], [[Estonia]], nowadays usually called the [[Bronze Soldier of Tallinn|Bronze Soldier]], whose accompanying monumental stone structure was designed by the architect [[Arnold Alas]]. The memorial was relocated amid controversy in [[April]] [[2007]] to the [[Defence Forces Cemetery of Tallinn|Defence Forces Cemetery]] in Tallinn.
+A notable work of his is the bronze sculpture from 1947 that is part of the [[World War II]] memorial ensemble in [[Tallinn]], [[Estonia]], nowadays usually called the [[Bronze Soldier of Tallinn|Bronze Soldier]], whose accompanying monumental stone structure was designed by the architect [[Arnold Alas]]. The memorial was relocated amid controversy in April 2007 to the [[Defence Forces Cemetery of Tallinn|Defence Forces Cemetery]] in Tallinn.
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