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This studio can propagandize the national garb of our women, helping to preserve and strengthen Chechen traditions and customs," Kadyrov said.
Stung by widespread criticism and revolt over President Obama's plans to use a nationally televised speech to propagandize students, the Department of Education (DOE) quickly rewrote the script, deleting some of the most blatantly offensive lesson plans that were intended to accompany it.
Nesterenko explained that "the criminal connivance of the Estonian authorities at the conduct of such gatherings that not only desecrate the memory of the millions of victims of fascism, but also propagandize the ideology of neo-Nazism, xenophobia and racism, and must not remain without the attention and principled assessments from Estonia's European Union partners.
 
 
 
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