Employees of raided Ukrainian library in Moscow say they were framed

MOSCOW (Reuters) - The shaken employees of a Moscow library specializing in Ukrainian literature accused Russian investigators on Friday of planting banned extremist books on their shelves to create a pretext to raid the library and detain their director. Armed, masked police swooped on Moscow’s Library of Ukrainian Literature on Wednesday, carting off about 200 books before detaining its 58-year-

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10.30 ロイター／モスクワの宇文献図書館と館長 Natalya Sharina らへの捜索の件。従業員達は、図書館強制捜査と館長拘束の口実を作る為、捜査員が発禁の過激主義書籍を棚に置いたとして露調査委員会を非難。(