In Lviv, Western Ukraine nationalists fought last year to
block communists from bringing red flags to the city’s World War II Hill of
Glory. This year, Lviv banned all public displays of Communist and Nazi
symbols.
The ban on hammers and sickles and swastikas follows similar bans in the Baltics, in Georgia, and in much of Eastern Europe. Moldova implements its ban on October 1.
In front of Lviv’s Opera House, where a statue of Lenin once stood, there is now a fountain. And near the railroad station, where there was once a fountain, there is now a statue to the late Stepan Bandera, a leader of the anti-Soviet Organization of Ukrainian nationalists. (Read further: Source)
The ban on hammers and sickles and swastikas follows similar bans in the Baltics, in Georgia, and in much of Eastern Europe. Moldova implements its ban on October 1.
In front of Lviv’s Opera House, where a statue of Lenin once stood, there is now a fountain. And near the railroad station, where there was once a fountain, there is now a statue to the late Stepan Bandera, a leader of the anti-Soviet Organization of Ukrainian nationalists. (Read further: Source)
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