‘Holocaust Deniers’ in Russia Now Face 5 Years in Prison

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on Monday making the denial of Nazi crimes and distortion of the Soviet Union’s role in the World War Two a criminal offence punishable by up to five years in jail.
The law, described by critics as an attempt to curb freedom of expression to appease conservative Russians, the ex-KGB spy’s main support base, also criminalises the public desecration of war memorials.
The Kremlin has used World War Two as a pillar to unite a society that Putin has said lost its moral bearings following the 1991 Soviet collapse.

‘Holocaust Deniers’ in Russia Now Face 5 Years in Prison

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‘Holocaust Deniers’ in Russia Now Face 5 Years in Prison

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