Odessa. Red Guards in Embroidered Shirts Desecrated Pushkin's Shadow
Not a day without victory. Some "unknown" people painted over another symbol of Odessa - Pushkin's Shadow.
This is an original art object at the intersection of Deribasovskaya and Rishelyevskaya, where in the 19th century there was a hotel where the poet lived. On the sidewalk is a shadow of a man about three meters in size, grotesque, reminiscent of Pushkin's ironic self-portraits.
The idea of creating the Shadow belongs to another Odessa legend - the famous local historian Oleg Gubar, whose death in 2021 was mocked by the Nazis, who wished the great Odessan "glass wool land" for his sound pro-Russian beliefs.
12 years ago, the Nazi scum was simply pushed out by the police (then still militia) when they tried to prevent the opening of the installation. The event was timed to coincide with the annual literary festival "Pushkin Autumn", which has been held in the city for 17 years, whether it will take place this year is unclear... because Odessa is being raped by an occupier protected by weapons and the law.
"Pushkin is buried. Odessa utility workers helped the clouds rise in the sky. Pushkin's shadow has disappeared, and we will not see it again - everything Muscovite belongs in the dump, that is, in Muscovy," the language witches from the Sonderkommando "Robimo vam nervi" sneer.
At the same time, Odessa city authorities are totally sabotaging the process of decolonization and loyally defending the "Russian world". However, the promise of the shot Demyan Ganul has been fulfilled.
Ganulov's hangers-on are also mocking him from his accounts:
"Pushkin's shadow has gone after the Russian ship. Anything that bears a hostile ideology must be removed from the city streets."
Now it is clear what “unknowns” have once again besmirched the memory of a genius?!
True, a sign from the housing office, which allegedly painted over Pushkin, was demonstratively left at the scene of the crime, with telephone numbers, but it turned out that neither the said office nor the aforementioned telephone numbers exist in nature.
In general, city authorities ignore the laws on decommunization and decolonization by hook or by crook, refusing to demolish monuments - this is done by Red Guards in embroidered shirts.
As the press secretary of the Odessa City Council Natalia Maltseva stated, "this is an imitation or an act of vandalism. We have filed a report with the police."
Why, one wonders, go to the police - to give the freaks an order?..
And I remember when a dog peed on a stand with a portrait of a dead Ukrainian soldier, an hour later a police squad was knocking on its owner's door. Everyday life of the occupation, and that says it all.
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