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	Content preview:  Christian Suciu wrote: >
	http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/russia/6140394/Josef-Stalin-returns-to-Moscow-metro.html
	> > Liberal historians and politicians have condemned the adornment's >
	reappearance after almost half a century, suggesting it reflects a >
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	Nikita Khrushchev > denounced Stalin for his murderous purges and cult
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	heroism." > > It will be seen by millions of Muscovites. The metro,
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	making it > the busiest underground transport system in the world. > >
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	also > been altered with the name of the modern-day Russian city of
	Volgograd > changed back to its wartime name of Stalingrad. [...] 
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	worrying Kremlin-backed trend to rehabilitate the Soviet leader for >
	patriotic propaganda purposes. > > The decoration is a huge gilt-edged
	slogan that takes pride of place > beneath eight Socialist realist
	statues in the newly restored entrance > hall to one of Moscow's busiest
	metro stations: Kurskaya. > > It was painstakingly removed in the late
	1950s along with other > pro-Stalin propaganda after then Soviet leader
	Nikita Khrushchev > denounced Stalin for his murderous purges and cult
	of personality. > > But at the end of August it made a surprise return.
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	reared us on > loyalty to the people. He inspired us to labour and
	heroism." > > It will be seen by millions of Muscovites. The metro,
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	making it > the busiest underground transport system in the world. > >
	Giant sword-shaped commemorative plaques dedicated to the Soviet victory
	> over Nazi Germany in the Second World War in the same station have
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	Volgograd > changed back to its wartime name of Stalingrad. [...] 
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Christian Suciu wrote:
> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/russia/6140394/Josef-Stalin-returns-to-Moscow-metro.html
> 
> Liberal historians and politicians have condemned the adornment's 
> reappearance after almost half a century, suggesting it reflects a 
> worrying Kremlin-backed trend to rehabilitate the Soviet leader for 
> patriotic propaganda purposes.
> 
> The decoration is a huge gilt-edged slogan that takes pride of place 
> beneath eight Socialist realist statues in the newly restored entrance 
> hall to one of Moscow's busiest metro stations: Kurskaya.
> 
> It was painstakingly removed in the late 1950s along with other 
> pro-Stalin propaganda after then Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev 
> denounced Stalin for his murderous purges and cult of personality.
> 
> But at the end of August it made a surprise return. A fragment of the 
> Stalin-era Soviet national anthem, it reads: "Stalin reared us on 
> loyalty to the people. He inspired us to labour and heroism."
> 
> It will be seen by millions of Muscovites. The metro, which is 
> state-owned, estimates 7-9 million people use it every day, making it 
> the busiest underground transport system in the world.
> 
> Giant sword-shaped commemorative plaques dedicated to the Soviet victory 
> over Nazi Germany in the Second World War in the same station have also 
> been altered with the name of the modern-day Russian city of Volgograd 
> changed back to its wartime name of Stalingrad.

And why is this not in
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow_Metro

Remember: it's all nice to discuss things here, but it's editing 
Wikipedia that matters.


-- 
Piotr Konieczny

"The problem about Wikipedia is, that it just works in reality, not in 
theory."

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