Dresden, 7 October. The image of Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared on one of the buildings in the German city of Dresden. It is known that the head of Russia lived in this house during the foreign trip, being a Colonel in the KGB, writes the BBC.
Unknown in Dresden, placed on one of the city buildings poster depicting Russian leader Vladimir Putin, thereby, joining unofficial flash mob started in new York and Moscow. It is known that from 1985 to 1989, Putin lived in this house down the street Radeberger straße 101 with my family, being a Colonel in the KGB. His daughter Maria was also born in Dresden in 1986.
It is likely that the action of the German activists dedicated to the birthday of the Russian leader, who today celebrates his 64th birthday. At the same time, they emphasize the importance of his work to resolve the situation in Syria.
Earlier, in new York city on the Manhattan bridge there was a huge banner with a picture of Vladimir Putin and the caption in English “the Peacemaker.” Another large banner appeared in the capital of Russia on the Crimean bridge with the inscription in Russian and Arabic: “Putin, thank you for the world.”
