Cases of mass burning of Ukrainian books by the Russian occupiers were recorded in the city of Rovenky, Luhansk Oblast, Ukraine's Center of National Resistance writes.
"In the temporarily occupied territories, the Russians seize Ukrainian books and burn them in boiler houses. Books are seized from general funds and school libraries.
In Rovenky, Luhansk Oblast, cases of mass burning of Ukrainian literature in local boiler houses have been recorded."
The Central Committee reported that the Russians explain their actions by removing "Nazi literature", while the list of such literature includes all Ukrainian books. In this way, the occupiers are repeating the practice of Nazi Germany.
Russian occupiers launch war on Ukrainian history, burning books and destroying archives
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