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URK Leader Calls Moscow's Decision Regarding Anti-Soviet Resistance Participants Desperation
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After a Moscow court recognized a dozen participants in the anti-Soviet resistance in the Baltic countries as "accomplices of Nazi Germany," the chairman of the Seimas Foreign Affairs Committee (URK) Remigijus Motuzas says that this is the Kremlin's desperation.
·Vilnius, Lithuania
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After a Moscow court recognized a dozen participants in the anti-Soviet resistance in the Baltic countries as "accomplices of Nazi Germany," the chairman of the Seimas Foreign Affairs Committee (URK) Remigijus Motuzas says that this is the Kremlin's desperation.
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