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Russian Invaders' Monuments in Estonia Belong to Garbage

Publication time: 16 November 2006, 08:25

Estonia's State Assembly passed the bill on a first reading, paving the way for dismantling monuments to thugs from Red Army hordes who were wiped out invading the Baltic state during the Second World War. The Estonians rightly see them as occupiers.

 

Estonia declared its independence from the aggressive Russian Evil  Empire  in the early 1990s, and joined NATO and the European Union in 2004.

 

KC

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