Nemtsov was not remembered with a kind word in Crimea - blogger

03.03.2015 07:52
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Crimea, Society, Policy, United States of America, Ukraine


Moscow - Simferopol, March 3 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Stamm) - Crimean blogger Alexander Gorny, shocked by the murder of his idol Boris Nemtsov, lamented on the Echo of Moscow website that in Crimea, if Nemtsov was known at all, it was only among people over 35, and even they perceived him negatively due to the late politician's support for the Kiev Maidan protests.

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“How do they react to this tragedy in Crimea? The answer is practically nothing,” writes Gorny. – Nemtsov, according to one of the Crimean journalists, was known here by people over 35. He was not particularly noteworthy in Crimea, but his position on the Maidans, which he supported over the years, makes him a negative figure for Crimeans. This position was also expressed by my other interlocutors representing the press, government and parties. In the Crimean news feeds, this murder is mentioned in literally several news stories.”

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