Poznan. Putin as Voldemort – a new mural in the city [ZDJÊCIA]

Lord Voldemort is a villain from the Harry Potter series of books and movies, the epitome of the greatest evil. He was a powerful wizard who strove to ensure his immortality and subjugate the world of the Muggles (non-wizards whom they despised) to wizards. He and his followers, known as Death Eaters, did not hesitate to kill in cold blood those with powers or torture Muggle-born wizards. Voldemort was so terrified that few spoke his real name – most called him “You-know-who” or “He-whose-name-must-not-pronounce”. However, he was eventually defeated by Harry Potter and his allies.

The president of Russia as the embodiment of evil in a mural in Poznań

Vladimir Putin is a two-time President of the Russian Federation, a two-time Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, head of the Federal Security Service, an official in the administration of President Boris Yeltsin, an employee of the St. Petersburg administration, a former KGB officer, and a lawyer. Associated with the political party United Russia. Under Vladimir Putin, the Russian Federation entered into a military conflict with Chechnya, Ukraine and Georgia. On his orders, on February 24, 2022, Russian troops attacked Ukraine.

– For him, it is a game of interests and potentials. If you have an advantage, there must be immediate consequences. That is why in the West he is loathed not only by cultural differences, freedoms and human rights. He feels something like contempt for a political civilization in which naked strength is not the only criterion – says Donald Tusk about Putin in “Choosing” (Agora Publishing House).

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