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Russian President Vladimir Putin participated in solemn commemorative events in St. Petersburg to mark the 81st anniversary of Leningrad’s complete liberation from the Nazi blockade. The President laid flowers at the Landmark Stone monument at Nevsky Pyatachok,

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Mondaypraised Soviet soldiers for ending the “total evil” of Auschwitz, 80 years after the Red Army liberated the Nazi death camp. Auschwitz, the largest Nazi extermination camp,

I will do everything I can to oppose those who try to make those things forgotten and who capitalize on the Nazi sentiments still prevalent in our societies. The Austrian and German societies should actually be proud that they finally managed—however incompletely and flawed—to engage with this dark past in a serious way.