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In the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, a cultural controversy has been brewing. The Baltic States are arresting individuals for singing Soviet songs, wearing St George’s Ribbons, a symbol of Russian military valor, and even displaying the beloved Soviet cartoon character Cheburashka in public. But why? Is it a matter of cultural identity, national heritage, or a rejection of Russian influence? We examine the cultural symbols that evoke strong emotions and spark heated debates. Join us as we navigate the intricacies of Baltic nationalism, cultural identity, and the lingering Soviet legacy in the region as Rhod Mackenzie looks at how history is being criminalised and people arrested for laying flowers at war memorials.
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do you people ever tire of acting shocked.