Ukrainian Protesters Topple Statue of Lenin in Kiev
Symbol of Russian nationalism
Ukrainian protesters have toppled a statue of Russian leader Vladimir Lenin amid escalating protests over the government's decision to abandon a European integration deal in favour of closer ties with Moscow.
A Reuters reporter at the scene saw the protesters breaking up the statue with hammers after toppling it with the help of metal bars and rope.
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That murderer Lenin still had a standing statue? Why not one of Hitler; he didn't cause as much death.
Dobro, 'bout time.