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    1. VibrantGypsyDildo on

      It is so… standard across the cultures of invaders.

      Never-ending wars in middle east destroyed so many priceless ancient libraries.

      Nazi Germany burnt books in USSR.

      Now it is Nazi Russia’s turn.

    2. Now, in 2025, no one reads paper books.

      This photo looks like a room being cleared of old junk.

    3. AlleKeskitason on

      Now would be the correct time for Henry Jones Sr. to voice his opinion about this.

    4. HolyMopOfCheese on

      The Nazis were never extinguished; they’re still here just in another shape and form.

    5. If the books are meant for „destruction“, why are they carefully placed on cardboard and stacked so neatly? This photo simply looks like someone emptied out a building meant for renovation.

      EDIT: Apperently this was photo was taken years ago. Old news.

    6. Puzzled_Worth_4287 on

      Next they’ll be transplanting the former Ukrainian residents to far east Russia and putting in new Russians into the area to get ready for the vote for whether they want to be Russian. The Ukrainians that are left will probably be enforced to vote by gunpoint.

    7. Ashamed_Donut4453 on

      Even soviets did publish books in ukrainian language. Total moral decay of Russia.

    8. ReplyResponsible2228 on

      To me it looks like they are being taken out of a destroyed building. These books seem in one piece and neatly stacked and the ruined books are throw beneath the destroyed window in that pile.

      Is there some actual intel on it or just a telegram channel saying “believe me”?

    9. Remember kids that the republicans are big fans of book bans/burnings as well.

    10. Is there anything even left of Mariupol? Those cunts bombed it to hell and back, one it was a beautiful city

    11. Heinrich Heine, who wrote, „Where they burn books, they will ultimately burn people also“

    12. SobersNibiru on

      Why don’t you think there’s child porn, animal abuse or LGBT propaganda in there? Those aren’t the kinds of things that should be freely available in a library, are they? moreover, there are many Nazi statements in the Ukrainian media field. their leader Bandera was a Nazi. this could be his biography🤷🏻‍♂️

    13. Stanislovakia on

      This picture is originally from 2023 with the same headline. And the actual event took place at some point in 2022.

      From what I understand they just cleared out the whole library, there was more pictures of it available at the time and it wasn’t focused on Ukrainian cultural writing or anything like that. You had books about artists like Cezanne, fictional novels, architecture books about India, etc. all removed. And while im sure some of it was destroyed, im actually pretty sure regional authorities confiscated it, shoved it all in a warehouse and tried to sell it off for funding.

      Disclamer : this post does not reflect support for the invasion of Ukraine. Just pointing out the looting practices of the regional leadership of the implaced russian governments.

    14. You know you’re not on the side of the good guys if you’re burning/banning books.

    15. Pepe_the_fourth on

      Помню как то ли в Советском, то ли непосредственно в Российском документальном фильме про Нацистскую Германию говорилось, что любая держава сжигающая произведения искусства и книги обречена на вымирание. Иронично 😔😔😔

    16. CEOofBavowna on

      I’m just curious how do they justify this? According to their own propaganda people on occupied territories all want to speak Russian and you supposedly need to FORCE them to speak Ukrainian. How are these books gonna force them to do anything? Ukrainian culture is not a threat to russian culture whatsoever, even if it was intended to be. So the only explanation is — they just don’t want it to exist at all. Not even as a „fake, funny russian extension culture“ as they labeled it for decades. If that’s not intent to you, I don’t know what is.

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