The local council of Prague’s western Řeporyje district has unanimously
voted in favour of building a memorial to the Russian Liberation Army
troops that helped fight Nazi forces during the Prague Uprising in May
1945. The vote was preceded by a heated confrontation between the
district’s mayor and representatives of the Russian Federation about the
historical legacy of the troops often referred to in Czech as
“Vlasovci”.
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