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Deportations in Russia and Poland in...

28.01.2011 12:38

Dear readers of the blog!

This time we do not want just to inform you about our next press release. But also show some reactions on our perspective in Russia.
We put information about our project and the results into the web side of ”Young Memorial”. - This is a part of the “Memorial” society in Perm/Russia which gathers young volunteers for different activities of the society. Through this step we decided to draw attention of young people who read this side to the problems of the Soviet deportations and remembering of it in Russia. We wanted also to show that there were other nationalities which suffered under Stalin regime.
Generally, the topic of repressions during those times is in Russian not popular. In spite of it we followed this unpopular path.
An author who signed himself as a teacher of history has accused us of one-sided angle of our results (partially it was just generally a criticism on the society Memorial but also on the perspective we have chosen). In the eyes of this teacher we should have dedicated our attention to the veterans of the Great Patriotic War.
Somebody else put his criticism in an ironical way: well, a publication for money of the German friends.

Frankly, I expected such responses. Now I am curious to learn about your opinion.

Best regards,

Maciej

here the link to the blog in Russian:

http://volonter59.ru/index.php?category=1&id=374


 

 

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19.01.2011 12:13 (0 comments)

Eine unserer Pressemitteilungen findet Ihr jetzt auf der Seite von Prava Tscheloveka v Rossii - einer renommierten Internetplattform, die sich mit den Problemem der Menschenrechte in Russland beschäftigt. http://hro.org/node/9762


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