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A woman takes a photo of her daughter in front of a bust of Lenin (whose name is spelled in the Latvian style: Lenins) in a 90-room underground nuclear bomb shelter enclosed in five meters of solid concrete, about 75 kilometers from Riga, which was created in 1982 for the Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic’s top communist leaders. Today the bunker is open for tourists to explore, though photography is forbidden in some rooms. (Photo by Amos Chapple/Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty)
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