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• Russias Ambassador to Latvia Victor Kalyuzhniy considers that the documentary Baltic Nazism does not incite to ethnic hatred
• Riga City Council will decide on authorization of commemorative processions on 16 March

The Russian Ambassador to Latvia Victor Kalyuzhniy considers that the documentary “Baltic Nazism” does not incite to ethnic hatred. “There is nothing terrible and perverse in the documentary… It reflects true facts, which are commented by several persons from different point of views… The documentary is not about Latvians, but the history of fascism,” believes Victor Kalyuzhniy. As reported, the documentary “Baltic Nazism” produced by the Russia’s TV company is allegedly accused in distortion of historical facts and incitement to ethnic hatred.

The Russian Ambassador to Latvia Victor Kalyuzhniy considers that the documentary Baltic Nazism does not incite to ethnic hatred. There is nothing terrible and perverse in the documentary… It reflects true facts, which are commented by several persons from different point of views… The documentary is not about Latvians, but the history of fascism, believes Victor Kalyuzhniy. As reported, the documentary Baltic Nazism produced by the Russias TV company is allegedly accused in distortion of historical facts and incitement to ethnic hatred. Chas, Vesti Segodnya, NRA

Today, the Riga City Council will decide on authorization of commemorative processions of the Latvian WWII legionaries on 16 March.

Today, the Riga City Council will decide on authorization of commemorative processions of the Latvian WWII legionaries on 16 March. Telegraf