Russia, Estonia: German View on the Bronze Soldier
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Rossijskaja Federazija looks at the Russian-Estonian dispute over the WWII monument from a German perspective.
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Rossijskaja Federazija looks at the Russian-Estonian dispute over the WWII monument from a German perspective.
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Russians “protesting” against the bronze soldier.”Real heroes”
http://marxa.pri.ee/riot.html
Save the bus ticket to estonia – protest in KHIMKI – heros dug up to widen a road?!
The truth is more absurd than the propaganda.
See Mr. Gobles post below:
http://windowoneurasia.blogspot.com/2007/04/window-on-eurasia-botched-reburial-of.html