The leaders of Poland, Romania, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have issued a joint letter calling on the EU to better inform its citizens of Soviet crimes against humanity.

They want all students to be thought about this topic pic.twitter.com/QJHKWoOnSN

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) July 23, 2022

Instead of teaching ancient history of the Soviet Union and Communism, why not teach our new satellite states about the Founding of the European Union, Four Freedoms and responsibility to support diversity and ban xenophobia and Islamophobia. To survive these countries need America's policy of enduring wars and adversaries. This is not survival, rather a self-destruct.

#Estonia joins #Latvia, #Lithuania, #Poland, and #Romania in the proposal to the #EU for a broader commemoration of the crimes of #communism[_link]

— Sergei Zonov (@szonov) July 23, 2022

Next celebrating a bit of fascism like in Ukraine?

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