Finnish city removes last statue of Russian leader Vladimir Lenin
A metropolis in southeastern Finland on Tuesday eliminated the nation’s final publicly displayed statue of Russian revolutionary chief Vladimir Lenin following strain from residents within the wake of Russia’s conflict in Ukraine. A bunch of building staff in Kotka, a port metropolis of 52,000 not removed from the border with Russia, hoisted the statue right into a truck and drove it away to a warehouse of a neighborhood museum. Metropolis museum director Kirsi Niku advised Finnish public broadcaster YLE that the bronze bust was designed and constructed by Estonian sculptor Matti Varik within the late Nineteen Seventies on orders from …