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schema:articleBody	Prague authorities on Friday said they had removed a controversial Soviet-era statue, despite protests from Moscow, to make way for a World War II memorial. The Russian embassy on Friday protested the removal of the bronze statue of Soviet general Ivan Konev, terming it an "unfriendly" act of "vandalism by unhinged municipal representatives." While Konev is regarded as a hero in Russia, many Czechs see him as a symbol of Soviet-era oppression. He led Red Army troops that liberated Prague from the Nazis in 1945, but he was also in charge of Operation Whirlwind, which crushed the anti-Soviet Hungarian Uprising of 1956. Prague district 6 mayor Ondrej Kolar told the Czech CTK news agency that Konev's statue would be placed in a "museum dedicated to the history of the 20th century in Czechoslovakia." Pro-Russian Czech President Milos Zeman echoed Russian outrage over the move as "an abuse of the state of emergency", referring to a government-imposed lockdown to stem the spread of the deadly novel coronavirus. On August 21, 2019, the anniversary of the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia, someone sprayed "No to the blood-covered marshal, we shall not forget" on Konev's statue that was erected by the then communist regime in 1980. Prague city hall then covered up the statue, but pro-Konev protesters tore down the tarp and held a rally in its support. str-mas/ach
schema:headline	Controversial Soviet-era statue removed in Prague
schema:mentions	Prague Protest Praga Soviet Union Nazi Germany Moscow World War II President of Russia Mayor City Lockdown Russian language Coronavirus Ivan Konev Hungarian People's Republic Kolar Hungarian Revolution of 1956 Miloš Zeman Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic Red Army Czechoslovakia
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schema:datePublished	2020-04-03 (xsd:date)
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