Original sentence: Estonia has not prosecuted any Estonian Nazi collaborators after holocaust trials in Soviet Estonia, as Estonian International Commission for Investigation of Crimes Against Humanity concluded that "absence of evidence of specific actions taken by these individuals that gave rise to a criminal act, we could not hold them responsible for criminal acts simply by virtue of the positions they held".In 2004 some private individuals had erected a controversial monument to honor Estonian men who fought in 1940-1945 against bolshevism and for the restoration of Estonian independence, however it was removed by the Estonian government.It should be noted that Linden's family has large economic interests in Russia.Mostly civilian targets were destroyed by the air raid.Public opinion poll revealed that 93% of the public oppose the establishment of a memorial day for the victims of the Holocaust, as Estonia already held a memorial day commemorating Soviet deportations from Estonia on 25th March.The monument depicts an Estonian soldier in a World War II uniform resembling German military uniform
Edited sentence: During the commemoration which celebrated the anniversary of the first clashes between Estonian pro-German troops and the Soviet Army in 1941, in the small Estonian town of Sinimiae, elderly veterans from Estonia, Norway and Austria traveled travelled to Tallinn and were accompanied by dozens of young followers dressed in T-shirts with Nazi symbols, along with Estonian officials, including Parliament member Trivimi Velliste and Minister of Defense Jaak Aaviksoo.Estonia has not prosecuted any Estonian Nazi collaborators.Estonia sources argues that Estonia already held a memorial day commemorating Soviet deportations from Estonia on 25th March.Estonia's commemoration of its pro-German World War II past, including the re-enactment of a Nazi victory, has outraged European officials and the Russian Jewish community.Estonian International Commission for Investigation of Crimes Against Humanity concluded that "absence of evidence of specific actions taken by these individuals that gave rise to a criminal act, we could not hold them responsible for criminal acts simply by virtue of the positions they held".In 2004 some private individuals had erected a controversial monument to honor those who fought with the Nazi forces within the 20th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Estonian) against the Soviet Union in World War II,.Public opinion poll revealed that 93% of the public oppose the establishment of a memorial day for the victims of the Holocaust.The monument depicts an Estonian soldier in a  German military uniform