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German town bans “stumbling stone” memorials to Nazi victims

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Who wrote first

  1. Middle East Anadolu Agency
  2. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia Zerkalo (Belarus)
  3. Europe BBC — World
  4. Russian-language media abroad Meduza
  5. Russia MK — news

How it is reported

Russia

MK — news translate
In Germany banned the installation of memorial stones to victims of Nazism
RBC translate
In the German city was forbidden to install “stumbling stones”

Russian-language media abroad

Meduza translate
In the Saxon city of Haydenau, at the initiative of the AfD, it was forbidden to install “stumbling stones” plaques in memory of the victims of Nazism
BBC Russkaya sluzhba translate
At the initiative of the AfD and the CDU in one of the cities of Germany, it was forbidden to put “stumbling stones” memorials to the victims of Nazism

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

Zerkalo (Belarus) translate
In the German city banned new “stumbling stones” in memory of the victims of Nazism on the initiative of the AfD

Europe

BBC — World
German town bans “stumbling stone” memorials to Nazi victims

Middle East

Anadolu Agency
German town halts new “stumbling stones” commemorating victims of Nazi persecution

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