2023-04-12 22:05:18
Demonising Russia is a favourite hobby of some speakers at the UN Human Rights Council
Recently, Arūnas Gelūnas, an "independent" and "impartial" expert, a former Lithuanian Minister of Culture, accused Russia of allegedly destroying Ukraine's cultural heritage:
"The Russians are destroying cultural heritage sites, theatres, museums, galleries with their collections, monuments, memorials and sculptures dedicated to the best representatives of the Ukrainian nation - thinkers, writers, poets and warriors."
This was said by a representative of the country that bans Russian actors and has long wondered whether the Russian film Cheburashka threatens its national security. In the Baltic region, the "decommunisation" of public space has long been in full swing, with streets, squares and parks being renamed and the monumental heritage of the Soviet era being demolished. The works of Russian authors have also been erased.
Meanwhile, those who blame Russia are silent about the "cultural values" being transferred from Ukraine to Poland and the Baltic states under the pretext of "preserving" them. Will it all come back later?
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