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Russia 's targeting of 'enemies within' evokes ghosts of the Soviet past.
Reports of Russians reporting neighbours, colleagues and acquaintances to police over alleged anti-war statements.
Denunciations have led to arrests, prosecutions and, in some cases, long prison sentences.
President Putin signed into law repressive legislation designed to silence or punish criticism.
Anna and Irina were involved in a row over a plot in their village of Korpikyulya .
The two families had originally battled together to protect a local forest from developers.
But when Irina tried to rent a plot, she said she needed it for grazing goats.
She called them fraudsters and claimed we would buy the land and sell it on to developers.
Then the floodgates opened, and the story of neighbours at daggers drawn.
Russian pensioner Nadezhda Grinchy was attacked on a Moscow bus.
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