The unveiling of a new statue of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin at a Metro station in Moscow has sparked discussion about the country’s history. Recently, a presidential adviser to Vladimir Putin suggested that the Soviet Union still exists due to a procedural oversight during its dissolution. Three years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, BBC Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg examines how Russia is reinterpreting its past to rationalize current actions.
Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/cz63n6j7407o
The Unveiling of a Fresh Stalin Statue as a Reflection of Russia’s Endeavor to Redefine the Past
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