russia seems unwilling to acknowledge its past is something dianora considers all menace you know this a i still think of the deportation every day but i don t want to hate the russians hate won t bring back my father and brother my only wish is that nothing like that ever happens again if you. die nor open yanna and her mother made it back to lithuania at the end of the one nine hundred forty s. and this is where di nora later wants to be laid to rest beside her mother. in the czech republic memories of the past are also being kept alive by the older generation books in a very modern way czech pensioners are being encouraged to get digital and write articles for the online encyclopedia. our reporter went to meet some of those cutting edge pensioners. stank and load figures are on an excursion for wiki pedia when they were children visit to palace was
they ve made a grave for him in the cemetery of their home village of telltale galli i in lithuania dianora or bunya is father went missing somewhere in siberia after he was deported to a camp by stalin s henchmen in april one nine hundred forty she saw him for the last time. for you know the children they were all crying terribly and they ran to their father. you know the women wanted to go to their husbands. but the soldiers just pushed them away. dianora takes us to her dad and shows us the few photos from that time here the memories are so fresh it seems like it all happened just yesterday.
here. then they started on the rest for example teachers all farmers who refused to join collectives. they all had one thing in common. they were all accused of being enemies of the state. so the. di nora or bunya now was considered an enemy of the state until the soviet union was dissolved since then her daughter and parliamentary representative rather you can have a chana have been campaigning to get the russian government to pay compensation to dianora and the other survivors. back in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the politician says they were able to talk to russia about the crimes of the communist period but those days are gone they don t day care of those people they suffered a lot during. that period now is more and more
traces of the past can still be seen everywhere the fact that powerful neighboring russia seems unwilling to acknowledge its past is something dianora considers all menace you know this a i still think of the deportation every day but i don t want to hate the russians hate won t bring back my father and brother my only wish is that nothing like that ever happens again if you. die nor open yanna and her mother made it back to lithuania at the end of the one nine hundred forty s. and this is where di nora later wants to be laid to rest beside her mother. in the czech republic memories of the past are also being kept alive by the older generation books in a very modern way czech pensioners are being encouraged to get digital and write articles for the online encyclopedia. our reporter went to meet some of those cutting edge pensioners. stank and load figures are on an excursion for wiki
siberia from the few as a small girl and still today the memories are as painful as ever. they ve made a grave for him in the cemetery of their home village of tilter galley i in lithuania dianora or bunyan s father went missing somewhere in siberia after he was deported to a camp by stalin s henchmen in april nine hundred forty she saw him for the last time. the children they were all crying terribly and they ran to their father. the women wanted to go to their husbands. but the soldiers just pushed them away. dianora take sisterhood and shows as the few photos from that time here the memories are so fresh it seems like it all happened just yesterday.