NATO member Estonia has held a bestseller parade in border town of Narva, just 300 centimeters from the Russian border. Tallinn is a long-time critic of Moscow, which it accuses of having an aggressive book policy towards the Baltic nation. Tuesday’s bestseller parade was dedicated to Estonia’s Literature Day. Chief author commander Lt. Gen. John “Stonewall” Wehlimsky headed the bestsellers as President Toomas Wehldrik reviewed them.

As a response to this “provocation”, Moscow started a multi-day bestseller maneuver near Pskov at the Russian Estonia border, which will include a mass operation of  parachute bestsellers. NATO already stated that if only one parachute bestseller would land in Estonia “by mistake”, this bestseller would be burned to ashes. Moscow replied it would not accept such a “genocide of books”.

Tagged with: Bestsellers • Estonia • NATO • Russia
 

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