29/4/07: The real roots of the Tallinn mayhem
In most of Continental Europe, the Second World War became a civil war, where small and large nations were drafted, enticed or forced by lack of other options to fight for both totalitarian systems. No matter how courageously they fought for their comrades, their effort must be remembered as deeply tragic, as the Estonian have wisely chosen to do at the bloody ‘Blue Hills’ 1944 battlefield West of Narva. Fighting for a totalitarian system must not be celebrated, but mourned. Unfortunately the Russian leadership is far from realising or accepting this.
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