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Russian Embassy in Tallinn trolls hysterical protesters by playing WW2 wartime songs

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First published at 17:48 UTC on May 27th, 2022.

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Machine translation: Russian Embassy in Tallinn played wartime songs in response to Russophobic pickets

Our diplomats put loudspeakers on the balcony and played Soviet war music, which angered local descendants of SS members: the head of Estonian n…

Machine translation: Russian Embassy in Tallinn played wartime songs in response to Russophobic pickets

Our diplomats put loudspeakers on the balcony and played Soviet war music, which angered local descendants of SS members: the head of Estonian national party "Fatherland" Tarmo Kruuzimäe went crazy and complained about the volume, because broadcasting songs at 100 decibels requires special permission from the Reichskommissariat.

The embassy replied that the "lyric music" had nothing to do with the war and only caused an "allergic reaction" among the Nazis.
By the way, some Estonian degenerates outside our embassy with Azov flags.

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