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Lukashenka s campaign against Nazism: one must imagine Sisyphus happy - New Eastern Europe - A bimonthly news magazine dedicated to Central and Eastern European affairs

Museum of the Great Patriotic War in Minsk, Belarus Photo: amanderson2 flickr.com When commenting on the developments of this case, Andrei Shved, Belarus’s Prosecutor General, stated that the authorities have information regarding several still living Nazi criminals who participated in atrocities committed by various foreign units. These include battalions in the Lithuanian SS and the Home Army (Polish: Armia Krajowa , AK). This statement has already caused official reactions from Lithuania and Poland. On the one hand, Minsk’s questionable actions involve messages inconsistent with established historical facts, particularly those concerning the AK’s activities during WWII. On the other hand, the legislative and judicial tools used by the regime to tackle the issue of Nazism need to be thoroughly analysed in order to understand how they may impact Belarusian society. This article offers an overview of the implications of Lukashenka’s campaign against Nazism for Belarusian s

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Constitutional reform in Belarus: Consolidation or conflict? - New Eastern Europe - A bimonthly news magazine dedicated to Central and Eastern European affairs

White Government Parliament Building And Lenin Statue on Independence Square in Minsk, Belarus. Photo: Marianna Ianovska / Shutterstock Initially promoted by the opposition, the constitutional reform debate in Belarus now involves two opposing visions. These different views are promoted by Lukashenka, the often unrecognised president of Belarus, and the Tsikhanouskaya team, a group of opposition candidates for the presidency from 2020. Tsikhanouskaya’s team aim to take inspiration from the 1994 constitution and offer a new version of the document. Lukashenka has not presented any clear vision for constitutional reform. He has attempted to limit the powers of any new potential president while not damaging

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