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‘Narva is not another South Ossetia’ Russia says

Oct 01, 2008
By Matt Withers

FREEDOM OF CHOICE: Russia says Narva’s stateless are free to decide
TALLINN - The Russian Embassy has hit back at the Estonian press, rebuffing allegations that their consulate in Narva is launching a massive campaign to grant Russian citizenship to stateless residents. On Monday Sept. 29 local press reported that the Russian Consulate in Narva, the predominantly Russian-populated city in Estonia’s northeast, was about to start  a wide scale campaign to distribute Russian passports to stateless residents. The same day the Russian Embassy issued a press ...


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