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Victory Day belongs to the Russian people: Westerners must realize it celebrates destroying the Nazis, NOT honoring Stalin s USSR -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© REUTERS / Maxim Shemetov Russian service members drive BMD-4M infantry fighting vehicles during a military parade on Victory Day, which marks the 76th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two, in Red Square in central Moscow, Russia May 9, 2021 With tanks rolling through Red Square and jets screaming overhead, Russians are marking Victory Day on Sunday with a colossal parade, 76 years on from the surrender of the Third Reich and the capture of Berlin by Soviet troops. These celebrations are often portrayed in the West as an effort to rehabilitate the USSR and its wartime leader, Joseph Stalin. In reality though, Moscow is far from eager to rewrite history, and most Russians are more than capable of commemorating the Soviet victory without endorsing Stalinism.

Russia s Last Stalin Avenue Removes Dictator s Bust Days After Installation

Russia’s Last Stalin Avenue Removes Dictator’s Bust Days After Installation May 4, 2021 A truck crane removed the sculpture from its pedestal days after it was erected. ognitv / Instagram A monument to Soviet dictator Josef Stalin has been dismantled days after local communists in the North Caucasus republic of Dagestan erected it on Russia’s last remaining Stalin Avenue, media reported Monday. The Communist Party chapter in the town of Dagestanskiye Ogni 2,000 kilometers south of Moscow ignited deep-seated divisions when its members placed Stalin’s bust next to a bus stop last Thursday.  “It’s a historic day,” said an activist in a video shared by the local Ogni TV broadcaster’s Instagram account. 

Culture shift: Social media backlash sees bust of Stalin taken down FOUR DAYS after being erected in southern Russia -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© @kuban republic / Twitter In Russia, residents demolished a bust of Stalin donated to the Communist Party of the Russian Federation: We were disgraced to the whole world. A bust honoring Soviet leader Joseph Stalin was taken down a few days after its instalment in a southern Russian city sparked backlash on social media. Local communists vowed to bring it back as soon as possible. The golden-colored bust was erected on April 29 in Dagestanskiye Ogni, a city of 30,000 in the multiethnic Dagestan region in Russia s northern Caucasus. The small monument stood near a bus stop on a rural street that bears Stalin s name.

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