Boris Nemtsov Street, Square of Boris Nemtsov, Prague

Boris Nemtsov Street, Square of Boris Nemtsov, Prague

Prague Mayor Zdenek Hrib (Pirates) unveiled a plaque that renames a square in front of the Russian embassy after assassinated Russian politician Boris Nemtsov in Prague, Czech Republic, February 27, 2020, accompanied by Nemtsov's daughter Zhanna and tens of supporters five years after Nemtsov's death. Nemtsov published reports detailing corruption under Russian President Vladimir Putin and organised marches and civil actions in support of fair elections and democracy. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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