By Stephen Smoot
Over the past two years, Russia has passed a series of legislative acts to try and reverse the consequences of its history. It began in the 1930s with Joseph Stalin forcing Russians to relocate to non Russian areas of the nation (now independent nations themselves), also involved the Communist Soviet government murdering tens of millions and imprisoning many more, and continues with the Russo-Ukraine War eroding its population of young men and keeping them from the home front.
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