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Russian artist tests the public opinion of WW2 enemy

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Russian artist Alexander Donskoy portrayed Hitler as a clown to gauge the reaction of Russians to their former enemy. He invited passers-by to do what they liked with the portrait using materials he supplied, including spray paints.
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