US EditionLonging for peace: how the Kremlin co-opted Victory Day
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Longing for peace: how the Kremlin co-opted Victory Day
In April of this year, millions of Russians received an electronic letter via the government’s online portal Gosuslugi, in which they were encouraged to ‘show gratitude’ by donating to help veterans. Doing so would be a ‘sign of respect and a recognition of those who secured our future’, according to the patriotically charged missive. This initiative, launched by the Memory of Generations Foundation with support from Sberbank, is just one of the…
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