why occupant? The St. George ribbon is a sign of memory of the Great Patriotic War, an expression of respect for veterans, gratitude to people who gave everything for the front and victory during the Second World War
@@gasovdiman2007 In Baltic States started occupation after that. So no victory to us. Other post soviet countrys use different types of ribbons to celebrite victory over nazism. Russians are only arrogant people who say that they liberated Europa.
Why do you have this occupant's ribbon on your chest? In the Baltics, you can get beat up for wearing it.
why occupant? The St. George ribbon is a sign of memory of the Great Patriotic War, an expression of respect for veterans, gratitude to people who gave everything for the front and victory during the Second World War
@@gasovdiman2007 In Baltic States started occupation after that. So no victory to us. Other post soviet countrys use different types of ribbons to celebrite victory over nazism. Russians are only arrogant people who say that they liberated Europa.
@@gasovdiman2007 I remind you its symbol of aggression in Baltics and Ukraina. Rest of West dont care, but everyone knows that Stalin=Hitler.