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Among the most vocal critics of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Estonia this year declared Moscow a state sponsor of terrorism and expelled the Russian ambassador. Now, the threat of Russian aggression is prompting Estonia to revisit its Soviet history and teach young people about the dangers of totalitarianism. Marcus Harton narrates this report from Ricardo Marquina in the Estonian capital, Tallinn.
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LanguageEnglish
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NewsML Media TopicsConflict, War and Peace, Politics
Topic TagsEstonia
NetworkVOA
Embargo DateJuly 19, 2023 16:05 EDT
Description EnglishAmong the most vocal critics of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Estonia this year declared Moscow a state sponsor of terrorism and expelled the Russian ambassador. Now, the threat of Russian aggression is prompting Estonia to revisit its Soviet history and teach young people about the dangers of totalitarianism. Marcus Harton narrates this report from Ricardo Marquina in the Estonian capital, Tallinn.
