In the Chelyabinsk region of Russia, several teachers from eight schools have recited Hitler’s speeches on camera. The prankster from Belarus, Vladislav Bohan sent them the text updated to the realities of the time, mentioning that it would be a directive from Vladimir Putin’s “United Russia” party.
From the name of the formation, Bohan sent instructions about participating in an alleged project, called “The Voice of the Home Front”. The stated purpose was to motivate military personnel.
The teachers were asked to read in front of the camera a text based on a speech by the Chancellor of Nazi Germany regarding the invasion of Poland in 1939, notes The Moscow Times.
The formulation has been adapted to contemporary realities. More precisely, it was stated that Russia “has tried to maintain peaceful relations” with Ukraine as a neighbor. However, instead of resolving the Donbas issue, the “regime in Kiev” violated the Minsk agreements, “intensified the persecution of the Russian-speaking population, opened bio-laboratories,” launched satellite radiation study programs with “NATO curators” and increased military presence near the border.
The text also states that Ukraine has undertaken “measures of moral and ethical corruption of the population, instilling values of tolerance foreign to Russia and spreading Nazi ideas”, thus justifying the invasion.
The second part of the speech contained derogatory language towards Ukraine, invoking the inevitability of Russia’s “victory” and concluded with a reference to the Nazi propaganda thesis of a “Millennial Reich”. Several schools have reported that they have completed the task imposed by the party.
The Belarusian had previously sent false orders to Russian schools to organize absurd protests. For example, in November 2024, teachers from seven schools in the Voronej region participated in a project he designed, called “Helmet of the Homeland”, in which they made and wore aluminum foil hats to “protect against the effects of NATO satellites”.
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