Brickbat: Russian Purge

Russia has deported Polish historian Henryk Glebocki. The Federal Security Service detained him and removed him from the country a day after he gave a lecture on the fate of Polish citizens during the Stalinist purges of the late 1930s.
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You know what that statue is thinking?
"I represent heritage, not hate"?
"You know who else purged the Poles?"
Themyscira?
AGW?
AT&T?
The Good Masters of Astapor?
Either you write history, or history will write you!
In Mother Russia, the history writes you!
"Push Vladi, you can do this. You defeated the Nazis, you can make a ???."
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"The Federal Security Service"
AKA KGB/NKVD/OGPU/Cheka/Okhrana...
Well, I guess it's better than being "disappeared."
+ (or-) 1 Katyn Forest
+ (or -) 1 gulags
"The Federal Security Service detained him and removed him from the country"
The situation there seems to be worsening; I doubt they would have done this in, say, the 1960s.
Any country that has a national soup made from beets is pure evil.
To be fair, nothing else grows in Russia.
Who are we to judge their cultural traditions?