Pupils at Russian School in Copenhagen Are Taught Kalashnikov Rifles and Defence of the “Fatherland”
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In Russia, children are taught patriotism and weapons. But that school is also located in the middle of Copenhagen, in an area over which the Danish authorities have no control.
At a Russian school in Copenhagen, students will learn about automatic weapons, machine guns and hand grenades, among other things.
Senior researcher and TV 2 correspondent assesses that the students at the school, like children in Russia, receive education that is intended to prepare them for war.
Pupils at Russian School in Copenhagen Are Taught Kalashnikov Rifles and Defence of the “Fatherland”
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