Latvia, Germany detain people during WW2 Victory Day celebrations ...News

Authorities in both NATO states took issue with individuals displaying Soviet and Russian symbols on May 9 Latvian police apprehended 19 people for displaying banned Soviet and Russian symbols during Victory Day celebrations on May 9 across the country. While in the West, the victory over Nazi Germany is celebrated on May 8, in the Soviet Union commemorative events and military parades were traditionally held a day later. Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia were once all constituent Soviet socialist republics of the USSR, but this period of their history is now officially regarded there as having been a foreign occupati

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