Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the rehabilitation of the Crimean Italians

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The head of the state committee of the Crimean government for interethnic relations and deported citizens, Zaur Smirnov, said that Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree that provides for the rehabilitation of Crimean Italians who were deported from the territory of the peninsula during the war years and restore their good name.



The Russian leader met with representatives of the Italians' Crimean diaspora on Friday, promising to add changes to the decree on the rehabilitation of the Crimean peoples during the conversation with them, in particular, to expand the list and include Italians who returned to Crimea after deportation. Already on Sunday, an updated document appeared on the Kremlin website.

“It's about restoring historical justice, restoration of the good name of Italians who were illegally subjected to repression by the state and suffered heavy losses, ”RIA quoted Smirnov "News".

The head of the committee noted that after the return of Crimea to the Russian Federation, the problems of historical rehabilitation are not solved by rallies and protests, as has been the case for many years in Ukraine, but by the political will of the Russian president. According to him, now the authorities will calculate the exact number of Italians living in the peninsula to determine the size of the necessary support.

“The task of the Crimean authorities is to immediately start implementing the decree and applying it in practice,” Smirnov emphasized.

During the Second World War, representatives of 20 nationalities were forcibly deported from Crimea on charges or suspicions of treason. Among them were Armenians, Greeks, Bulgarians, Germans, Italians. The Crimean Tatars suffered the most - from 18 to 20 in May 1944, more than 183 thousand people left the territory of the peninsula.

Shortly after the referendum in March last year, following which Crimea became part of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin signed a decree rehabilitating the Crimean Tatar and other peoples living on the peninsula. According to the latest data, about 600 Italians currently live in Crimea.
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  1. +1
    14 September 2015 09: 37
    That's right, it is necessary to break the political isolation of the Crimea.
    1. +13
      14 September 2015 09: 42
      Yes Yes! And Silvio with the girls in the Crimea! To increase the tourist attractiveness of the region! recourse
      1. +16
        14 September 2015 09: 56
        Yes, Schaub, in his years of runoff of girls I had ,,,,,.))))))) winked
        1. +5
          14 September 2015 10: 15
          Quote: raketnik
          Yes, Schaub, I had ,,,,,

          Are you not afraid that at this age, on the contrary, girls will have you? smile
      2. +2
        14 September 2015 10: 14
        Quote: marlin1203
        Yes Yes! And Silvio with the girls in the Crimea! To increase the tourist attractiveness of the region!



        And what? A man in years, but - macho, girls are interested in all might and main ... Male! The leader! The leader! And a friend of Russia!

        Our man ... Let him soon win the upcoming elections, and we will be friends with Italy against the EU and the USA ...
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        1. +2
          14 September 2015 11: 18
          Is it Crimean Italians fought? They in Crimea before this lived for several centuries.
          1. +1
            14 September 2015 17: 29
            Quote: AleksL
            Is it Crimean Italians fought? They in Crimea before this lived for several centuries.



            What kind of breed is this, "Crimean Italians"? maybe Genoese Jews?
        2. -1
          14 September 2015 11: 19
          Quote: Polar
          What other tries "illegal repression"! Italian divisions fought together with the Nazis at Stalingrad and killed civilian Soviet citizens, soldiers and officers of the Soviet army, and the Italians who were on the territory of Crimea were lawfully subjected to deportation. This personal Putin's lackey servility towards his criminal friends has nothing to do with either international politics or the Russian Russian people.


          Crimean Italians near Stalingrad ???
          And who will be responsible for the Vlasovites? maybe Russian too far away?
          1. +1
            14 September 2015 12: 44
            Vlasov, too, was not the only Russian to serve. According to the special camps from 1948, out of 112 thousand in the Vlasov army, there were less than half-54 thousand Russians, more than 20 thousand Ukrainians, about 6 thousand Belarusians, etc.
    2. +18
      14 September 2015 09: 43
      Why are all formerly sharply back in love with Russia, Jews. Germans, now Italians. all go to Crimea, but do not want to go beyond the Urals or the Far East ??? Russia is there too
      1. 0
        14 September 2015 09: 46
        Wait on the western borders of the Germans, the French, etc. with hotuli, now in Europe the igil has registered.
      2. xan
        +3
        14 September 2015 10: 08
        Quote: hedgehog in the fog
        Why are all formerly sharply back in love with Russia, Jews. Germans, now Italians. all go to Crimea, but do not want to go beyond the Urals or the Far East ??? Russia is there too

        If sensible, but only now they can go to Russia for permanent residence, so let them live where they want.
        The better Crimea, the better Chukotka, well, etc.
        But refugees accept only with Russian roots, my IMHO.
      3. +4
        14 September 2015 10: 10
        And the Germans in our Far East have been living in Siberia for a long time too. By the way, they settled down. The Kunst and Alberts trading house existed on a par with the largest company in Siberia and the Far East, Churin and Co., and also fell under the Stalin distribution. And if anyone really Somehow he lived before the war in Crimea, why his descendants can’t live there. The conversation is not about Israeli Jews who suddenly fell in love with Crimea, but about those families who were really deported from Crimea. By the way, our Far Eastern Germans who remained after resettlement in Germany in the 1990s years, they’re not going to leave here
      4. -3
        14 September 2015 10: 24
        Quote: hedgehog in the fog
        Why are all formerly sharply back in love with Russia, Jews. Germans, now Italians. all go to Crimea, but do not want to go beyond the Urals or the Far East ??? Russia is there too

        That is why you are in the "fog" as a hedgehog! People want to live there from where their ancestors, and not what hedgehogs want! What is the pedigree do you know hedgehogs? Or are all dads and mothers in the forest? And the house is one, the forest!
        But apparently, the human is alien to you. But they scream so more than anyone who has not seen Crimea in their eyes, and tells me something that lives just beyond the Urals and further east (and is not very happy with it). You can easily check this by similar replicas written earlier.
        And how do you motivate your right to indicate where to whom to live and what to do? Who and what to love! On what moral aspect did you acquire this right?
        1. +1
          14 September 2015 11: 44
          Come on, there are so many people who are not happy everywhere, but no one is in a hurry to rush to Europe. They are leaving and you can’t argue with that, but like everywhere else, they are mostly dissatisfied with their salary levels. It's hard to live in our climate. And if everyone had rushed from Siberia and the Far East, then oil and gas; gold and diamonds and many other things would have long been in Japan and China. So there is no need for the moral aspect of Siberians and Far Easterners. And in Europe there are moral ones. I call Europe the European part of Russia.
        2. 0
          14 September 2015 17: 24
          look at the flag on a nickname, I live in the city of Grodno, the Republic of Belarus, and I visit Crimea almost every year, I have friends there. And I come to visit them, and not at all. where he was born, there he fit.
  2. 0
    14 September 2015 09: 38
    America is not in danger!
  3. +6
    14 September 2015 09: 39
    And I didn’t know that there were such ... Well, since there are, then probably they are not to blame for Mussolini. And in 39-40 (when they were deported there?) - they were to blame. Then everything looked reasonable - fascism in Europe, war on the nose ... And in 44, it was also reasonable - Bulgaria and Italy - countries that fought on the side of Germany. And Greece, by the way, too.
    1. +4
      14 September 2015 10: 04
      .... And I did not know that there are such ...


      .... There are also not such people .... Also "innocent" victims ..... I also wanted to cling to preferences, quotas and other benefits under the guise of .... Only the Slavs, as it is not offended, are happy with everything. ... A little about the "exploits" of the "innocent" victims: http: //evpatoriya-history.info/natsionalnij-vopros/tatari-v-velikoj-otechestven

      noj-vojne.php

      .... Somehow it does not fit: "Nobody is forgotten - nothing is forgotten !!!" ...... request
      1. 0
        14 September 2015 11: 35
        Quote: aleks 62 next
        http://evpatoriya-history.info/natsionalnij-vopros/tatari-v-velikoj-otechestven
        noj-vojne.php

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    2. xan
      +2
      14 September 2015 10: 25
      Quote: Zoldat_A
      Well, if there is, then probably they are not to blame for Mussolini.

      "Mussolini made fascism glamorous and popular. Hitler made fascism terrible. Kuev's huntari turned fascism into clownery - Mussolini is turning over in his grave."
    3. -1
      14 September 2015 11: 24
      According to your logic, should the Spaniard Ruben Ibarruri be deprived of the title Hero of the Soviet Union? After all, Spain was an ally of Hitler.
  4. +7
    14 September 2015 09: 42
    Let the Jews be silent ...))))) bully
    1. +12
      14 September 2015 09: 46
      Quote: MIKHAN
      Let the Jews be silent ...)))))

      Now ours, from VO, Israeli trolls, will respond. They will say: "But you know - Crimea is ours ..." laughing
      1. +10
        14 September 2015 09: 51
        What is Crimea, their Kremlin.
        1. +2
          14 September 2015 10: 17
          Quote: DIVAN SOLDIER
          What is Crimea, their Kremlin.



          Starting from the first Soviet government ...
      2. +8
        14 September 2015 09: 58
        Quote: Zoldat_A
        Quote: MIKHAN
        Let the Jews be silent ...)))))

        Now ours, from VO, Israeli trolls, will respond. They will say: "But you know - Crimea is ours ..." laughing

        And we will answer them ... You have Birobidzhan (Jewish AO)! laughing
        1. +1
          14 September 2015 10: 18
          Quote: MIKHAN
          And we will answer them ... You have Birobidzhan (Jewish AO)!



          I wonder if there is a search, at least one will be found, despite the name of the region ???
          1. +3
            14 September 2015 10: 22
            Quote: veksha50
            Quote: MIKHAN
            And we will answer them ... You have Birobidzhan (Jewish AO)!



            I wonder if there is a search, at least one will be found, despite the name of the region ???

            Often I think about it ...)))) If you look, then near banks and pawnshops (you can think of catching a couple) wink
          2. +2
            14 September 2015 11: 07
            Quote: veksha50
            Quote: MIKHAN
            And we will answer them ... You have Birobidzhan (Jewish AO)!



            I wonder if there is a search, at least one will be found, despite the name of the region ???

            It is said that according to the census, four Jews still live
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          4. +3
            14 September 2015 11: 39
            Quote: veksha50
            I wonder if there is a search, at least one will be found, despite the name of the region ???

            2% of Jews throughout the EAO. In short, one name, it's time to rename. And after renaming, introduce constitutional amendments prohibiting people from non-indigenous nationalities of Russia from being elected and working in power structures.
        2. +3
          14 September 2015 10: 26
          Meehan. There is EAO. There are inscriptions in Hebrew. Yes, only Jews are not here. Yes, they probably decided to create a gay zone. Their coat of arms is typical for us Far Easterners, but they have a flag like gays. Rainbow on a white field.
          1. +2
            14 September 2015 10: 45
            In the EAO, the inscriptions were in Yiddish. But you are right about the presence of Jews.
            1. +2
              14 September 2015 12: 22
              Quote: rotmistr60
              In the EAO, the inscriptions were in Yiddish. But you are right about the presence of Jews.

              There are many Ukrainians ...
          2. +1
            14 September 2015 10: 46
            Quote: Amurets
            There are inscriptions in Hebrew.


            It's like: "you want money, I still have it"? That is why they call the shortest anecdote "Jew-janitor" and therefore they cannot be found in Birobidzhan (but only in banks and supply agencies). Well done, smart girls. bully
  5. +6
    14 September 2015 09: 48
    Continuing to repent and sprinkle ash on our heads? I hope it doesn’t get to restitution ...
  6. -5
    14 September 2015 09: 49
    Russia is the successor to the USSR. Corrects mistakes made in the USSR. And not afraid to admit these errors at such a high level. In the form of the Decree of the President.
    1. +4
      14 September 2015 09: 52
      And what, he will soon say that the execution of General Vlasov was a mistake?
      1. +6
        14 September 2015 10: 01
        Quote: DIVAN SOLDIER
        And what, he will soon say that the execution of General Vlasov was a mistake?

        He won’t say .... he won’t even stutter!
      2. 0
        14 September 2015 10: 12
        .... And what, he will soon say that the execution of General Vlasov was a mistake? ...

        .... It's not sad, but everything goes to this .... "The broken unbeaten is lucky ...." .... Something like this .... request
      3. +2
        14 September 2015 10: 12
        These are completely different things. You even made the unsuccessful comparison. Vlasov was a traitor, this is a proven fact. And how many Italians were deported, etc., only on a national basis, only on the basis of suspicions! (So ​​do not write nonsense in your comment!). PS I have no desire to discuss with you.
      4. +1
        14 September 2015 11: 13
        Quote: DIVAN SOLDIER
        And what, he will soon say that the execution of General Vlasov was a mistake?

        In the 90s, even the "Vlasov Museum" was opened in his village. Well, when the USSR flag was lowered over the Kremlin, instead of it the "tricolor" was hung out, under which the Vlasov traitors carried out punitive operations.
        1. -1
          14 September 2015 11: 28
          And the flag of Nazi Germany was also red. Only with a swastika.
    2. -1
      14 September 2015 10: 08
      No mistakes. The thing is that it seems that the children of those Italians are not responsible for their parents and probably realized that ayayay.
    3. +4
      14 September 2015 10: 22
      Quote: sl22277
      Corrects mistakes made in the USSR. And not afraid to admit these errors at such a high level.



      at that time it wasn’t a mistake ... These were security measures, maybe too harsh ...

      And now ... yes, these are just political games ... It doesn’t hurt us, but it’s pleasant for them ...
  7. 0
    14 September 2015 09: 52
    Someone from the delight shouted about future cleaning and the massacre of non-Russians.
    why didn’t they rehabilitate them in Ukraine? Yes, because the Italians did not allocate money for the cut.
  8. +7
    14 September 2015 09: 56
    It is no secret to anyone that it was the Crimean Tatars who committed atrocities in the destruction of Soviet prisoners of war. The power that constantly repents for its history, thereby justifying the criminals, is criminal itself.
    1. +2
      14 September 2015 10: 33
      Quote: Gardamir
      The power that constantly repents for its history, thereby justifying the criminals, criminal herself


      Hmmm ... Cool ...

      Although I was terribly distorted that our government had practically recognized Katyn, and Poland now waved these facts like a flag ...

      At one time, they not only released from prisons, but also rehabilitated Bandera ... The result is not only that they now go to Ukraine as heroes in demonstration parades, but they also managed to raise a generation of viper ...

      The same picture - in the Baltic states ...

      This, of course, does not apply specifically to Italians - they then thundered under one comb, there weren’t so many of them in Crimea ...

      Now it’s just politics ... But one could not even draw attention to this issue, but let it go on the brakes ...
    2. -2
      14 September 2015 11: 31
      And the Caucasians also committed atrocities (in the 20s against the Russian Cossacks). Is this a reason to return them to Kazakhstan?
  9. -1
    14 September 2015 09: 59
    I wonder what will Russia be for this (deflection) friendly step? It is good when you see examples of long and good relations in politics.
    1. +1
      14 September 2015 10: 34
      Quote: Izotovp
      I wonder what will Russia be for this (deflection) friendly step?



      When Berlusconi was the prime minister, Russia and Italy had excellent relations ... I hope they will return with Silvio returning to power ...
      1. +1
        14 September 2015 10: 43
        Silvio is now a big man and has weight in politics and economics, so I think that businessmen came with him and many non-visitors are waiting with interest for the outcome of this trip. And we should expect a powerful impetus in the development of relations in different directions. So about this deflection was sarcasm, but in fact everything is very wise, competently and on time.
        1. +1
          14 September 2015 11: 17
          The Italian citizen Silvio Berlusconi has a criminal record in his homeland for keeping clandestine brothels, seducing minors, as well as financial crimes.
      2. 0
        14 September 2015 11: 30
        Quote: veksha50
        When Berlusconi was the prime minister, Russia and Italy had excellent relations ...

        And not only under Berlusconi. The cruiser "Kirov" had something significant from the "Ansaldo". I remember the Tanfani and Ceretti crane at the Krasny Don plant. Something tells me that this is an Italian work.
  10. +3
    14 September 2015 10: 04
    There are only from 300 to 500 people. And basically these are descendants of Italians.)))) So, there is no threat to their rehabilitation. Just a PR move))) as well as breaking the park in the cemetery of the Sardinians in Sevastopol. But the balm for Berlusconi’s soul.))) And in the sense of breaking through the information blockade in the Crimea in Europe it’s the most.))) From the wiki.
    “Continuing to engage in real estate, in the late 1970s, Berlusconi entered a new, rapidly gaining momentum and promising market for telecommunications and media, which until then was completely closed to commercial activity. His first investment in the media was the purchase of a stake in 1974 the socio-political newspaper il Giornale. In 1978, the future media tycoon acquired the cable Telemilano 58, which broadcast to a small audience in the Milan 2. Then Berlusconi acquired three more television channels - Canale 5, Italia 1, "Rete 4", later they all became part of the giant holding "Mediaset." In 1979, Berlusconi created a large archive of films, where he made a successful marketing move. was also Berlusconi, which allowed him to gain a leading position in the dynamically developing body market evision advertising and enter the top ten richest people in Italy. In subsequent years, the group spreads in Europe: in France in 1986 founded "La Cinq", in Germany in 1987 - "Tele 5" and in Spain in 1990 founded "Telecinco" [9].
    In Italy, the arrival of Berlusconi in Crimea will not bypass the media on any. Yes, and in other countries they will cover.)))
    And in the Crimea, quiet and smooth. So that ours did everything right.
  11. -2
    14 September 2015 10: 09
    If Italians have a national dish - pizza, then Russians - pizza.
  12. 0
    14 September 2015 10: 10
    "Among them were Armenians, Greeks, Bulgarians, Germans, Italians" ...

    He lived so many years, and for the first time found out that there were so many Italians in Crimea that they had to be deported ...
    There it is, why they brought Berlusconi to Crimea ...

    Well, once again confirmation that the Bulgarians were on the side of Nazi Germany ...

    But I also heard about the Armenians for the first time ... And I got interested ... Somewhere I have a book, which I can’t get to: “Why did Stalin evict the peoples?”, I am intrigued, I’ll go looking for it ...

    Hmm, and the Armenians in this heap ... Interesting ...
  13. -1
    14 September 2015 10: 12
    It is important that the President speaks and takes confident steps in establishing good neighborly relations with European countries. Both on personal and on state. level.
    I agree - it is not easy to admit the terrible mistakes of the past, but it is necessary. And do not hide your head in the "sand". And people (population) see it. In Crimea, this is extremely important NOW.
    1. +1
      14 September 2015 10: 18
      What are you writing? Taking responsibility for the German executions in Katyn, did we measure with the Poles? Can they apologize in response to the destruction of captured 70 thousand Red Army soldiers after the war of 20? No.
    2. +1
      14 September 2015 11: 38
      Quote: narval20
      I agree - to recognize the terrible mistakes of the past is not easy, but necessary.

      I do not condemn the actions of the GDP - the information blockade must be broken. But to call Stalin's actions mistakes? Just because Uncle Sam said so? How was the terrible mistake of deporting the Japanese YUS corrected? Repented heavily, renamed the country, destroyed industry and the army, destroyed a significant part of their own non-Japanese population? Or left the Japanese at a loss as to "who to thank for being alive?"
  14. +3
    14 September 2015 10: 12
    What is this deflection? Italy lifted sanctions from us or what? No! Maybe they apologize in response to 614 Russian sailors who died in Novorossiysk, undermined by Italian saboteurs? I doubt it. Now it remains to wait for an apology to the Germans and Jews for the deportation. Shame ...
    1. -1
      14 September 2015 10: 28
      We are not talking about "deflection" !!!
      And about the rehabilitation of people repressed without fault.
      Or do you think that it was done correctly then? So many "traitors"?
      And do not equal military operations and political repression, not justified by anything.
      1. +1
        14 September 2015 10: 37
        Oh no need to go to the other extreme !! Not all repressions were unjustified. You do not need all to fit in one comb.
      2. 0
        14 September 2015 11: 44
        Quote: narval20
        Or do you think that it was done correctly then? So many "traitors"?

        Done right. "The lamp of democracy" during the war, all Japanese living in the United States (even citizens) were driven into the ghetto. And after the war, no one apologized. We alone repent all the time.
    2. -3
      14 September 2015 10: 31
      With all due respect to the dead in Novorossiysk, but ... our proud Varangian does not surrender to the enemy !! Do we not know what honor is ?! And Giulio Cesare was the pride of the Italian fleet and to allow this pride to be in the wrong hands ?! From the point of view of the military, it’s quite an excellent move and I think that in the Soviet Union everyone understood perfectly well without investigation.
    3. 0
      14 September 2015 11: 45
      Quote: Engineer
      killed in Novorossiysk, undermined by Italian saboteurs?

      Straight Italian? Saboteurs? I never would have thought. Nice people. Although their women are scary. Maybe that’s why they sailed with a bomb through the whole of Middle-earth, straits and the Black Sea ... I won’t believe in truth that their security officers didn’t catch them at the exit from the Bosphorus.
      1. 0
        14 September 2015 14: 18
        I won’t argue, I just don’t want to. But, as they say, look who benefits.
        And there are beautiful women there too: Monica Bellucci and Ornella Muti are an example)))
  15. 0
    14 September 2015 10: 13
    The wisest man is Putin anyway !! I think that in Italy it will be through central channels and popularity will soar among Putin and Russia as a whole and with Berlusconi, and that means a lot of things !!!!
  16. +3
    14 September 2015 10: 16
    The answer is Crimean-Ukrainian!
  17. +1
    14 September 2015 10: 21
    Quote: hedgehog in the fog
    Why are all formerly sharply back in love with Russia, Jews. Germans, now Italians. all go to Crimea, but do not want to go beyond the Urals or the Far East ??? Russia is there too


    By the way, "Silvio's friend" pursued a fairly competent policy even when he was prime minister, but about the rest, I think, for a while, all sorts of ollands took root, and soon the return will begin at the next elections. Sarah Wagenknecht ought to throw some money on campaigning, but the Germans sponsored Ilyich in their time - so the debt is worth paying for.
    1. +1
      14 September 2015 10: 45
      Here, knowledgeable people said that Sarah is already aware of how she is treated in Russia)))
  18. 0
    14 September 2015 10: 23
    And the next in line are Turks, Greeks.
  19. 0
    14 September 2015 10: 23
    Let them rehabilitate, if there really are a couple of hundred of them, then the weather will not do. The main thing is that all sorts of "descendants" do not come out with a demand for compensation for "lost property" ... And then, you see, the "descendants" of the Genoese colonists will begin to demand anything.
  20. 0
    14 September 2015 10: 40
    EVERYTHING IS CORRECT !!!

    RUSSIA is not America - not a country living on the graves of those who were driven into a reservation.
  21. +1
    14 September 2015 10: 49
    I think this is not Putin’s populist step ... but a knight’s move! The Italians certainly won’t break into the Crimea, but the EU and NATO need to be slowly rocked ....
    1. 0
      14 September 2015 11: 14
      MIKHAN
      I think this is not Putin’s populist step ... but a knight’s move! The Italians certainly won’t break into the Crimea, but the EU and NATO need to be slowly rocked ....

      Vitaly! hi
      I think that a lot of strength is not needed for this. Europe swayed all his life .... There was no one to push.
      In the same place who votes "For" - 2-3 no more. And the rest just don't mind! For company.
  22. +1
    14 September 2015 10: 50
    The power that repents for its history, I think, understands the past and sees the present. Does it right!
  23. 0
    14 September 2015 11: 18
    I wonder how these same Italians distinguished themselves so that they were not rehabilitated for all these 70 years? What happened to them with a "good name" that neither Khrushchev nor even Yeltsman were able to "restore justice"? And what will happen now to the victims and their heirs "illegally subjected to repressions by the state and suffered great losses" will they sue the European court for illegal reprisals, will they demand compensation for "great losses"? I think the answer is clear, we are preparing some money. The whole policy of the last year and a half is a series of betrayals and stupidity, and we have their consequences ahead of us - failures.
    If Laurels weren’t so busy serving the interests of other countries, in this case obviously Italy, he would advise P. to conclude an agreement with Italy before rehabilitation, we will rehabilitate - all possible costs are borne by Italy. If you don’t want to, we’ll make a press leak as the Italian government doesn’t want to take care of its divided people. If Italy expressed interest in the issue, one could also ask for something useful or necessary for Russia. And all this out of the blue, stupidity could be turned into a coup, if you had worked on the issue for at least ten minutes, gathered, discussed, in the key - could there really be any use for Russia?
    1. +2
      14 September 2015 11: 41
      And here is the answer - "citizens of Italian nationality were able to take advantage of the provisions on the rehabilitation of victims of Stalinist repressions, which allow them to count on certain compensation and restitution of confiscated property, including even real estate, if it was not destroyed during the Second World War or nationalized."
      And here's another wonderful thing - "The presence of a consulate and a fast-growing Italian diaspora in Crimea made the participation of the Sardinian kingdom in the war of 1856 against the Russian Empire quite no coincidence. On the slope of Mount Gasfort, there is now a monument to Sardinian soldiers who died in battles against the Russian Empire during the Crimean War of 1855. -1856 ". As they say - no comment. The next "brothers" have appeared.
  24. +2
    14 September 2015 12: 31
    Maybe it is better for the Russians in Russia to provide support, do not raise housing and utilities tariffs?
    1. +1
      14 September 2015 14: 24
      Quote: vladimirw
      Maybe it is better for the Russians in Russia to provide support, do not raise housing and utilities tariffs?

      laughing Heard, heard ... laughing No, we want to wet people like you! They are going to not raise rates for us ... drinks Try just lower it! We shoot everyone indiscriminately! We know how it ends ....

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“Non-profit organizations, unregistered public associations or individuals performing the functions of a foreign agent,” as well as media outlets performing the functions of a foreign agent: “Medusa”; "Voice of America"; "Realities"; "Present time"; "Radio Freedom"; Ponomarev Lev; Ponomarev Ilya; Savitskaya; Markelov; Kamalyagin; Apakhonchich; Makarevich; Dud; Gordon; Zhdanov; Medvedev; Fedorov; Mikhail Kasyanov; "Owl"; "Alliance of Doctors"; "RKK" "Levada Center"; "Memorial"; "Voice"; "Person and law"; "Rain"; "Mediazone"; "Deutsche Welle"; QMS "Caucasian Knot"; "Insider"; "New Newspaper"