In early July 2008, stenciled images of Hitler with the inscription "Hitler was right" began to appear in Vladivostok near Okeansky Prospekt .
Graffiti appeared on a kiosk located next to the Nekrasovskaya tram stop, as well as on other stops and houses in the area.
"Our employees are erasing the inscriptions. That's all we can do ," said a spokeswoman for the Vladivostok police department.
Meanwhile, a senior assistant to the prosecutor of the Primorsky Territory said that "Such inscriptions must be unequivocally assessed as a manifestation of extremism. The punishment for this can be both administrative and criminal. We will definitely look into it . "
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