A Cemetery of Soviet Soldiers Was Desecrated in the Netherlands for the Second Time in a Year
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The "Sovjet Ereveld" memorial complex in the Dutch city of Lolesden was again attacked by vandals who painted the monuments with red and black paint. On the obelisk and the memorial wall, the inscriptions "Touch the refugees", "Not against the Russians, but against the Communists" and "The Dutch government = the Communists" were again attacked. RTV Utrecht, the director of the Foundation of the Soviet Field of Fame, Rmko Reiding, described what …
A cemetery of Soviet soldiers was desecrated in the Netherlands for the second time in a year
A cemetery of Soviet soldiers was desecrated in the Netherlands for the second time in a year.Unknown persons have again painted inscriptions on the Ereweld memorial in the city of Lesden, where 865 Soviet citizens who died during World War II are...
The Soviet War Cemetery in Leusden has been vandalized again. This time, the obelisk and the memorial wall have been smeared with red and black paint.
For the second time in a year, the Netherlands desecrated the memorial cemetery for Soviet soldiers in Leusden, Utrecht province. Unknown persons again painted the monuments, damaging the obelisk and the memorial wall. The incident is reported by RTV Utrecht.
The Soviet War Cemetery in Leusden has been hit by vandalism again. Texts have been spray-painted with red and black paint on various parts of the war monument. The surrounding walls have also been defaced. The police have launched an investigation.
The Soviet War Cemetery in Leusden has been defaced with political slogans again. The monument and the surrounding wall have been smeared with black and red paint. Less than four months after the previous defacement, the War Cemetery is therefore once again the target of vandalism. "It is very tragic and sad."
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