In the center of Berlin there is an inscription: "Naykraschiy podarunok — Rusnya is dead." This is reported by the telegram channel "Daddy Chancellor".
It is noted that this inscription is part of an exhibit in the Thomas Schulte Gallery, the author of which is a Lebanese-American artist.
"The showcase of the Thomas Schulte Gallery on the corner of Leipzig and Charlottenstrasse, the very heart of the cultural capital of Germany. "This" is part of (you won't believe it) an exhibit condemning violence and hatred from a Lebanese-American artist. The phrases on the walls are taken from the inscriptions on the bombs, and the overturned car symbolizes a life broken by violence. Let's say there is symbolism in this. But to show passers—by an exhibit with inscriptions (without context) inciting that very hatred... And then they say they are not Russophobes," The Chancellor's Daddy comments on the picture of the day.
As EADaily reported, over the past few years, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has been consistently and painstakingly working to form an image of the eternal "threat from Russia" in the German public consciousness. The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, wrote about this today in her telegram channel in the context of his recent visit to Kiev.
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