Enn Soosaar (13 February 1937 in Tallinn – 10 February 2010 in Keila) was an Estonian translator, critic, columnist and publicist. Soosaar translated the...
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(1911–1979), clergyman Enn Soosaar (1937–2010), translator, critic, columnist and publicist Kaia Soosaar (born 1993), long jumper Mark Soosaar (born 1946), film...
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Olympic competitor Enn Soosaar (1937–2010), Estonian translator, critic, columnist and publicist Enn Tarto (1938–2021), Estonian politician Enn Tarvel (1932–2021)...
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Martti Soosaar (11 June 1933 – 18 April 2017[citation needed]) was an Estonian journalist and writer. The son of photographer Hans Soosaar, Soosaar graduated...
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Democratic Party (Estonia) Tiit Sokk Sokos Hotel Viru Tarmo Soomere Enn Soosaar Soviet deportations from Estonia Soviet occupation of the Baltic states...
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paper “Sirp”. For his annotations in the latter, he received the annual Enn Soosaar Award, now known as the Ethical Essayists Award, in Tallinn in 2017....
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Schaus, 84, American basketball player and coach (Los Angeles Lakers). Enn Soosaar, 72, Estonian translator, literary critic and publicist. José Joaquín...
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Estonia. In 1998, he worked with the journalist Martti Soosaar in producing the documentary Enn Põldroosi härrasmeeste seltskond. 1972: Vari ja tee (short)...
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2017 Academy Award for the best article in the field of socialia 2018 Enn Soosaar Ethical Essay Prize In 2018, Lepajõe was the subject of a documentary...
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Peeter Urbla, Häli Saarm, Kadriann Soosaar Drama Metskannikesed Kaljo Kiisk Tõnu Kark, Rudolf Allabert, Aarne Üksküla, Enn Klooren, Robert Gutman, Arvo Kukumägi...
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