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Earlier this month, plaques dedicated to political and religious prisoners who died at Vladimir Central Prison under the communist regime were removed.
Earlier this month, plaques dedicated to political and religious prisoners who died at Vladimir Central Prison under the communist regime were removed. This i...
So long as anti-Kremlin projects, whether military or civilian, themselves remain centralist and ignore regional issues, they are unlikely to succeed.
On 14 June 1941, the Soviet Union forcibly deported over 10,000 people from Estonia to Siberia – over 7,000 were women, children, and elderly people; the date is now observed as a day of mourning.
On 25 March 1949, over 20,000 people – nearly 3% of the Estonian population – were seized in a few days and dispatched to remote areas of Siberia.