Fresh Flowers and Mowed Grass. How Czechs Care for the Graves of Red Army Soldiers

Olšany cemeteries are the largest place in Prague where people bury their relatives. As you walk in from the surrounding busy streets full of cars and trams, you are struck by the peace and tranquility. We pass through an "ordinary" cemetery before hundreds of small tombstones appear before us. We visited the site in early May, a few days before the so-called Night Wolves, pro-Russian bikers, met at the main memorial. "What we are seeing right n…