Some attack them and others guard them. Yet if Ukrainians looked at Yugoslavia, they'd see neither Russia nor the EU is the way forward A spectre is haunting Europe – the spectre of Lenin. Back in 2011 Ukraine was preparing to host Euro 2012. The government decided to release a promotional video titled Switch On Ukraine. Among the sites shown in the video was Liberty Square in the north-eastern city...
Ukraine's fallen statues of Lenin are not just a rejection of Russia Srecko Horvat
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