Comments by "Nazar D" (@nazard1284) on "ITN Archive" channel.

You are somewhat mistaken in your assessment of the event; it was 1959, the time of the Khrushchev thaw and de-Stalinization, and it was in that year that the Gulag ceased to exist at all. What you are talking about would have been possible if a woman had said this ten years earlier, in 1949.
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There is no exact information about who blew up the Assumption Cathedral. There is a version that the NKVD did this, there is a version that the Germans did it in retaliation for the NKVD’s destruction of Khreshchatyk Street in Kyiv, during which many Nazis died. Personally, I am more inclined to the latter version because footage of the explosion was found in German archives.
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@plp91 Is this where I wrote that political persecution has stopped? Mass repressions against citizens stopped for some random statement, but repressions against people who were in opposition to the USSR and engaged in anti-Soviet activities naturally remained, no one denies this. But for the words the girl said, she certainly won’t face anything, for she did not speak out against the Soviet regime in any way, but simply translated.
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