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Former Estonian Prime Minister Mart Laar comments on the negative Russian reactions to US president's George Bush parallel between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union in a recent speech celebrating the Captive Nations' week. Idel-Ural Kray presents an alternative view (RUS) of the matter.
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