The Dutchman asked Putin a Russian passport in solidarity
President Vladimir Putin asked the 72-year-old native of the Netherlands Gerhard Rangsan a petition to grant him citizenship of Russia " because of its violent anti-flushing drain.

President Vladimir Putin asked the 72-year-old Native of the Netherlands Gerhard Rangsan a petition to grant him citizenship of Russia " because of its violent anti-flushing drain.
"When I served in the army of the Netherlands, I was brainwashed with the words" Russian go!" I told the commander that the Russians are not coming, because I saw a lot of grief and war, they want peace, and Americans are much more dangerous. My commander said I was a Communist. I'm always irritated and her family, because she thought that around too many anti-Soviet imposition, " he gave news Agency Rangsan the contents of his letter to the President of Russia.
According to Rangsan, he was always interested in the history of Russia, knows a lot about the Romanov dynasty and Peter the great. After the death of his first wife in 2008 he met in Rotterdam with a former resident of Ekaterinburg, also widowed, in 2010 they got married. Spouses live together in the Czech Karlovy vary, where the wife manages the hotel." I understand a little and speak Russian. What I translates spouse. Watching on the Internet and on television over the situation in Russia and the world. Then I read and watch European news and see that the last write is not true, many do not speak literally. It's not only a shame and sad, but also causes outrage - the most repugnant behavior of American States in connection with Ukraine, " - emphasizes Rantzen. A native of the Netherlands admitted that he likes the Russian Federation and its people believes honest and sincere people." I, of course, not Gerard Depardieu, but I love Russia and Russian people. My wife is from Ekaterinburg, her children - our children. I kindly ask You, Mr Putin, to answer me, can I get a Russian passport? For me It would be a matter of pride, and we could live in Russia, " former architect and worker international courier organization Gerhard Rantzen.