European vatniks this year on May 9 were represented by the dumbest of the dumb...
European vatniks this year on May 9 were represented by the dumbest of the dumb, they're in their little shell and understand nothing.
25 people were detained for Russian and Soviet symbols near memorials on May 8 and 9 in Berlin. 600 Putin-lovers gathered there.
Displaying St. George ribbons and other symbols is banned in Germany, but they still got tangled up in it anyway.
In London, a group of concentration-camp lovers (former Russians, now citizens of Great Britain) was small in number; they were not arrested, because they were looked at as freaks.
But the most interesting thing happened in the city of Augsburg.
At the pro-Russian "Immortal Regiment" rally, they carried portraits of Stepan Bandera, Vasyl Maliuk, and Mykola Khvylovy. The Putinists understood nothing).
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The March Lost Track of Portraits
A pro-Russian march carried Bandera, Maliuk, and Khvylovy.
Memory marched in without recognition.