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The mayor promised to punish the guilty.
The Russians congratulated on the occasion of the victory with a poster depicting a Finnish soldier fighting alongside Nazi Germany.
In the Russian city of Usinsk, in the Republic of Komi, on the eve of Victory Day, a festive banner with a deer and an armed Finnish soldier was hung on the wall of the house. Bloggers and the banner pointed out the error, local authorities were quick to remove, Russian media write.
“The deer and the people fought beyond the polar circle in the Great War. We bow before them, we remain silent, may they be eternal glory!” Such text accompanied the image on the scandalous poster.
Internet users discovered that the photo was taken in 1944 in Lapland, and depicted in it is a local resident of Uni Klemet Halonen of Utsjoki.
Note that in World War II, Finnish troops fought on the side of Nazi Germany.
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After the thunderous scandal, the mayor of Usinsk, Nikolai Takaev, ordered the banner to be removed. The mayor also promised that the perpetrators would be punished.
According to Takaev, the culture department made a mistake, whose employees took photos of the newspaper.
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