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Putin hailsRussian ties with Germany
The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and reunification the following year transformed Germany's relations with Russia, bringing "a feeling of trust and gratitude," Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said. "It's one of the foundation stones in our relations," Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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People lived as if nothing was happening ... I had the impression that I'd come to a country that was some relic of the Soviet system of past years, even earlier than the 1970s.
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There was no conflict ... We explained to them that the building belongs to the Soviet Army and we have the right to be there.
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It's one of the foundation stones in our relations
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They feel the transition was very tough on them and feel cheated and even betrayed, and are open to conspiracy theories about shady deals done at the round tables
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