Oskar Eller

1886–1919 (age 33)

Biography

Oskar Eller distinguished himself as a military servant during a time when the young republic sought to defend its freedom. His courage is remembered at Pauluse Cemetery, where comrades still honor those who stood together in uncertain days.

Oskar was known for his loyalty to the cause and his quiet determination to support the group of men with whom he served. His legacy remains a reminder of the sacrifices made to preserve the hope for a peaceful future.

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Agu Põld
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Aleksander Elango
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Lydia Roots
1906–1996 (age 90)
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Lydia Roots was a historian whose meticulous research preserved vital stories for future generations.
Aksel Vooremaa
1903–1941 (age 38)
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Kai Ranne
1942–1993 (age 51)
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Ernst Paklar
1908–1950 (age 42)
Pauluse Cemetery
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