Freak V-Day glitch? Facebook engine CENSORS iconic photo with Soviet flag raised over Reichstag (PHOTOS)

Social media feeds are crammed with historical photographs marking Victory Day, however Facebook turns out to have taken factor with one who symbolizes the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany, and it assists in keeping deleting a recently-colorized model of it.
Social media feeds are filled with historic shots marking Victory Day, but Facebook seems to have taken issue with one that symbolizes the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany, and it keeps deleting a recently-colorized version of it.Original article
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