Oksana Bratislavskaya says she's never had any illusions about Russia, where she was born and has lived all her 37 years. The politically liberal lawyer says she and her husband, an IT expert, have grown estranged from the Russia of Vladimir Putin. "We have always been foreigners here. They call us 'Westernizers,' 'the fifth column,' or 'national traitors' - in Stalin's and Hitler's fashion."
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A man walks past the \"Stura maja\" or \"Corner house\", the former headquarters of the Soviet KGB in Riga, Latvia on July 9, 2014.
