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Article: Fifty Years On, Russia Still Divided on Stalin, THE ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
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- The St. Petersburg Times (Russia)
- Article date:
- March 7, 2003
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As part of countrywide events to mark the 50th anniversary of Joseph
Stalin's
death on Wednesday, a group of about 40 mostly elderly people gathered
at the statue of Karl Marx on the grounds of Smolny to mark the occasion.
But, while the gathering was relatively small, a couple of polls released
this week indicate that the number of Russians who feel either positive
or ambivalent about the dictator's role in Russian history remains
high.
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