Soviet statues enjoying a revival

The video explores the contrasting approaches to Soviet history in Russia and Ukraine. In Russia, there is a revival of Soviet monuments, including a museum dedicated to Felix Dzerzhinsky, the founder of the KGB. Meanwhile, Ukraine is removing Soviet-era statues, viewing them as symbols of oppression. The video also highlights artistic and economic aspects of these statues, such as a disfigured Lenin head in Kiev and attempts to sell Lenin statues to fund local projects.

What is the significance of the monuments being erected in Russia compared to those being removed in other countries?

Describe the historical figure Felix de Ginsky and his role in Soviet history.

What educational opportunities are provided to children in the village of Chi regarding Felix de Ginsky?

How do the people in Ukraine view the Soviet era statues, and what actions have they taken regarding them?

What is the condition and significance of Lenin's head found in the legal clinic in Kiev?

Discuss the challenges faced by local residents regarding the statue of Lenin in their community.

What does the battered pedestal of the Lenin statue symbolize in the context of Ukrainian history?