💨 Abstract
A Russian court has banned numerous memes that depict Vladimir Putin as Adolf Hitler, deeming them terrorist propaganda. The memes, found using terms like "Putler Kaput," include images of Putin with Hitler's mustache and fringe. Additionally, photos from anti-war protests, satirical paintings, and promotional images from a Russian comedy film were banned. The court ruled that these images "discredit" the president and negatively impact society, siding with prosecutors who claimed they encourage terrorism.
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