Critics Claim Putin’s Young Army Resembles Hitler Youth
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Daily Mail – The pioneers of Vladimir Putin’s new Young Army take their salute in an initiative with strong echoes of Russia’s past during the Cold War.
The first 104 schoolchildren joined the revived Soviet military-patriotic movement ‘Yunarmiya’ – or Young Army – in the city of Yaroslavl, the first cadets on a scheme that will be rolled out across the country in September.
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