Schoolchildren forced to write thank-you letters to Russian invaders in Mariupol

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17:31, 02.05.2023

In temporarily occupied Mariupol, Russian invaders are forcing schoolchildren to write thank-you letters to the occupiers.



This was reported by the Mariupol city council.

It is noted that an appropriate "task" is given to high school students. Teachers are given a template for writing letters.

High school students were given the task of writing thank-you letters to the Russian murderers. Teachers have been given a template according to which each pupil should thank the "special military operation". And it should be written by children, many of whom have lost loved ones, relatives or friends specifically to Russian shelling," the report said.

Schoolchildren forced to write thank-you letters to Russian invaders in Mariupol

In addition, the invaders have introduced a new list of compulsory books to be studied in secondary education institutions in Mariupol.

They have a full Soviet set. Mariupol pupils must now read "Molodaya Gvardiya" by Aleksandr Fadeyev, "Brest Fortress" by Sergei Simonov and "How Steel Was Tempered" by Nikolay Ostavskyy," the city council added.

We shall remind you that Russians in the temporarily occupied territories are trying to impose their ideology on Ukrainians. The occupiers pay the most attention to "re-educating" children. They have even set up special camps in the temporarily occupied Crimea for this purpose.

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Evgenia Ruban

Eugenia Ruban writes about political and economic news. She looks at large-scale phenomena in Ukrainian politics and economics from the perspective of how they will affect ordinary Ukrainians.

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