Putin urges careful approach towards Lenin reburial issue not to divide society

Source: Interfax-Religion

Stavropol, January 26, 2016

    

The issue of reburying the body of Vladimir Lenin should, like other similar problems, be dealt with carefully, so as not to divide society, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said.

"As for reburials and other issues of a similar kind, you know, it seems to me that this should be approached carefully so as not to make any steps that would divide our society. On the contrary, it should be united, that is the most important thing," Putin told the first inter-regional forum organized by his All-Russia People's Front, when asked his view on the issue of Lenin's reburial.

Interfax-Religion

1/26/2016

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