Fake diplomacy: Latvian ambassador in Canada quotes a non-existent “NKVD order”
On June 13, 2020, Kārlis Eihenbaums, Ambassador of the Republic of Latvia to Canada, made a public speech…
Holocaust memorial to appear in Volgograd… to the displeasure of some
The idea of the commemorative sign angered some opposition activists
The Czech Senate failed to equate Communist terror with Nazi crimes
The resolution adopted by the MPs condemns Armenian Genocide, as well as Nazi crimes against Jews, Slavs, Roma, and Sinti
Bulgaria calls to destroy Soviet mass grave
A number of Bulgarian public organizations protests against the idea
California displeased with Lithuanian attempts to deny Holocaust participation
The bill of the Lithuanian parliament also met with criticism from the Conference of European Rabbis and Simon Wiesenthal Center
Over 1,700 WWII documents made publicly available online by the Russian Federal Archival Agency
Prepared under the presidential instruction, the document collection is the largest and most important ever
The 75th VE-Day Anniversary: Anti-Soviet rhetoric, vandalism and Nazi collaborator glorification
The 75th VE-Day Anniversary: Anti-Soviet rhetoric, vandalism and Nazi collaborator glorification
“The day of absolute defeat”. The leader of the German far-right party commented on the VE-Day anniversary
Alexander Gauland, co-leader of Alternative for Germany (AfD) political party, argued against celebrating the 8th of May as the…
VE-Day greeting makes a crime
Retired man from Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine accused of “totalitarian propaganda”
Latvian president to make Soviet uniform ban even stricter
Head of the Latvian state would like to eliminate all legal loopholes that still make it possible to “glorify Soviet totalitarianism”
Remembering WWII: Highlights of the April 2020
An official newsletter from Remembrance, Research and Justice: Heritage of WWII in the 21st century. Issue 1
Belarus pays tribute to the burned village of Ola
The total death toll was 1758, including 950 children