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Olga Bakushinskaya (Moskau): Der Morgen im Kolchos…

byEuromaidan Press Übersetzerteam
18/03/2014
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Olga Bakushinskaya (Moskau): Der Morgen im Kolchos…
Article by: Yuriy Lukanov
Translated by: Christine Chraibi
Edited by: A. N.

Olga Bakushinskaya (Moskau): Der Morgen im Kolchos….

Quelle: https://www.facebook.com/bakushinskaya/posts/736416949726552?stream_ref=10

Übersetzung: Voices of Ukraine

Morgen-Nachrichten. Aus dem Fernsehen hört man, dass die Kinder auf der Krim gerne die früher verbotene Werke russischer Komponisten in den Musikschulen spielen.

Der Journalist aus Wologda (russische Stadt auf dem Fluss Wolga — Übersetzer), der einen ironischen Appell zu Putin mit der Bitte den russischen Region Vologda dem Russland anzuschliessen geschrieben hat, geht zum Verhör. Die “Antifaschisten” haben die Hakenkreuze an seiner Tür gemalt und die Flugblätter verstreut, wo er “Ukraino-Jude” genannt ist.

Übrigens, ich habe bemerkt: das jüdische Thema in diesen Tagen voraus dem Thema der Schwulen ist. Und es wird vorbereitet, die Krimtataren wieder zu deportieren — es gibt Anzeichen dafür.

Der Morgen im Kolchos…

viaOlga Bakushinskaya (Moskau): Der Morgen im Kolchos….

Translated by: Christine Chraibi
Edited by: A. N.
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