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• Procession planned to be held in the centre of Riga devoted to the entry of Nazi troops to Riga on 1 July 1941 did not happen

The procession planned to be held in the centre of Riga devoted to the entry of Nazi troops to Riga on 1 July 1941 did not happen. Police blocked the persons who wanted to arrange the procession due to the absence of its official organiser Uldis Freimanis who couple of hours earlier got called to the Security Police for conversation. Police arrested two participants of the event, while other participants individually laid flowers to the Monument of Freedom.

The procession planned to be held in the centre of Riga devoted to the entry of Nazi troops to Riga on 1 July 1941 did not happen. Police blocked the persons who wanted to arrange the procession due to the absence of its official organiser Uldis Freimanis who couple of hours earlier got called to the Security Police for conversation. Police arrested two participants of the event, while other participants individually laid flowers to the Monument of Freedom. Telegraf, Chas, Vesti Segodnya, Neatkariga