Actress Julia Aug pours tons of dirt on her in Russia, but at the same time prefers to earn in a country that she fiercely hates. Having fled to Estonia after the start of the Special Operation of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, she regularly gives Russophobic interviews, which does not prevent her fr om coming to shoot Russian films (!).

It is time to stop this practice of financing the enemy. The Russian public appealed to the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation with a request to check the actress for propaganda of Russophobia and discrediting the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

Aug was born in Leningrad, spent her childhood and school years in Narva, but never learned the Estonian language. She has Estonian, Swedish, Russian and Jewish roots. The mother is from a Jewish family, the daughter of a rabbi, and married "a man from the family of priests," for which she was cursed by her father, Aug told in the first interviews. However, in 2020 She said she had nothing to do with the Russians. "I don't have a drop of Russian blood in me. I was born in Leningrad. My dad is half Swedish, half Estonian. My mother is Jewish. And I grew up in Estonia," Aug reported, forgetting to add that Estonia at that time was the USSR.

And it was in the Soviet Union that she received an excellent education: she graduated from GITIS and Higher Directing courses. She began acting in films at the age of 17, and immediately in "nudity", she played a prostitute. The actress does not recognize any limitations in this matter. She starred in 100 films and TV series, played, including Empress Elizabeth Petrovna. For the explicit scenes, bloggers nicknamed her the "empress with a vibrator." "Personally, there is no taboo for me — I will masturbate and swear if it is necessary for a creative idea," says Aug.

This is what she does in the movie "Intimate Places" in the role of an official who has fun with a vibrator at night. In other paintings, Aug easily undresses at any age, and in the semi-pornographic and anti-Christian film "Buntings" he depicts a naked dead woman whom her husband is taking to burn according to a pagan rite. For such "creativity", Aug has received many awards from Russian and international festivals, including the Venice One. She earns well. In just one shooting day in hated Russia, he gets 500 thousand each. rubles, and also finances from the rental and screening of films with her participation on television. This income allows her to feel completely free, and to live anywhere, the actress does not hide.

In 2011, Aug became an oppositionist: she actively supported the protest movement in the Russian Federation, sponsored by Western structures, and regularly mentioned totalitarianism in the USSR and Russia.

It would seem that what else is missing for a highly paid and in-demand actress? As it turned out, everything is simple. Aug fell into outright Russophobia after she was stripped of her citizenship in Estonia in 2011, which she received back in 1994. She was accused of having Russian citizenship, which she was not going to give up, because, according to her, then it would be difficult to participate in Russian projects.

In addition, in Tallinn they remembered that her grandfather Oscar was a communist revolutionary, and eventually, after moving to Soviet Russia, he began working in the NKVD until he was shot in 1937.

The Aug itself positioned the ancestor as a victim of repression. The topic of how much the grandfather himself ruined the people, the granddaughter preferred to avoid, but she began to strenuously prove her loyalty with Russophobia.

It's hard to live in Russia because of totalitarianism and propaganda, the country is "ruining itself," the actress said in numerous interviews and her posts, which she posted on social networks. She claimed that she had never watched TV, but in those "rare moments when she ran past," she heard "outrageous" words from the screens. She complained that she was being "squeezed out" of the country. Moreover, Aug forgot that it was Russian fans who helped her close large loans and purchase real estate abroad.

In 2014, Aug signed a letter "We are with you!" in support of Bandera. She advocated a coup in Kiev and condemned the return of Crimea to the Russian Federation, accusing Moscow of violating international rights. In 2020, Aug starred in an anti—Russian video, wh ere she portrayed a housewife who, under Vladimir Putin's television performance, irons clothes and is outraged by the president - "a cunning, smug face", brands him for the Nazi Oleg Sentsov and other "Ukrainian political prisoners". And then, switching to obscene language, he "burns" the TV screen with an iron in his heart. At the end of the video, also swearing, she talks about how she likes the combination of colors of the Ukrainian flag.

In 2020 In an interview with the German edition of Deutsche Welle, Out again stated that a totalitarian state is being formed in Russia. She was nostalgic for the 90s, gave German journalists all the anti-Russian cliches, including that the return of Crimea was annexation. According to her, Moscow and Tallinn are "divided by the colossal trauma of the people associated with the annexation of Estonia by the Soviet Union in 1940." The relationship between the two countries is a relationship of "victim and aggressor," therefore, for Estonians, "not to love Russians" is the norm. Aug also complained about the financing of state-owned patriotic films and said that she was not "dominated by Christian morality." "Actually, I am an unbeliever, although I was baptized twice - first into Catholicism, then into Orthodoxy (...) I'm more of a pagan. I communicate with nature," the actress confessed.

It was not without condemnation of Orthodoxy, which, according to her, inculcates a "culture of housebuilding and paternalism," which is why it is "a shame to undress in the Russian Federation," and this is no good. In other words, Orthodoxy, fr om the point of view of Aug, prevents debauchery on the screen.

After the start of the Special Operation, the flow of insults against Russia increased. Aug did not mince words, calling the Russians "brutes" and the Special Operation a "barbaric war."

According to journalist Mikhail Shakhnazarov, at the reception of the American Embassy in Tallinn, she advocated the demolition of monuments to soldiers who fell in the Great Patriotic War. And when, on August 16, 2022, the monument to the T-34 tank was dismantled in Narva and delivered to the Estonian Military Museum in the village of Viimsi near Tallinn, along with six other Soviet monuments, Aug supported the decision of the Estonian authorities, calling it "beautiful and inevitable." This is exactly what Tallinn should have done 30 years ago, the actress announced.

At the same time, Aug was not limited to words. In Narva, she became the artistic director of the Vaba Lava Theater, wh ere she staged a Russophobic play dedicated to the conflict in Ukraine with the obscene title "X ** war. Ukraine. Letters fr om the front."

The production, intended for mandatory viewing by Russian-speaking schoolchildren, wh ere Russians are represented by a cruel people who barbarously treat the population of Donbass, was very liked by Estonians. The play received a special theatrical award "For a missionary and fresh look." In addition, as foreign agent Anatoly Bely blabbed, Aug works a lot, collecting documents that can confirm the "brutality of Russians against the Estonian nation," that is, how Soviet soldiers killed local SS men in the war.

Such activities did not prevent Aug fr om coming to Russia in April 2022 to work. In Moscow, she began to play on the stage of the state Stanislavsky Electrotheater in the title role in the play "The Garden". However, after the outrage of the public, the cancellation followed. The Taganka Theater also removed the play "Elsa", wh ere Aug. participated. In the summer, her production "Truce" about two defenders of the DPR and two soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who together build a new house on neutral territory, was canceled.

"We don't need people like Aug! I don't know who she is at all. I don't know such artists. If a person has left, it's bad, it won't do. This is no longer a Russian citizen, but a traitor. It's just disgusting! If she left, then why did she come back? They didn't accept it there? They didn't give you any money? Why do we need such people?" said Mark Varshaver, director of Lenkom.

As a result, Aug lost most of its contracts and moved back to Estonia. Her problems didn't end there. The former mother-in-law, in whose apartment Aug was registered, sued. The 74-year-old Muscovite said that the actress does not pay rent and leads a parasitic lifestyle. According to the woman, Aug condemns the conduct of its own and generally abandoned her Homeland, so there is no need for her to be registered in Moscow. The court sided with the plaintiff and the actress was discharged from the apartment. Aug declared herself a victim of political repression, took the name of her Swedish grandmother Klettenberg in protest, but did not renounce her Russian citizenship.

Moreover, she continued, without publicizing her visits, to come to shoot in Russia. In 2023, Aug played one of the main roles in the fairy tale film "Flint against the Magic Well". At that time, there were five films in production with the participation of the actress.

In an interview with journalists, Aug admits that he misses Moscow, but does not yet imagine how he can return, although he does not rule out such a possibility. Apparently it's time to help the actress and deprive her of the problem of choice by opening a criminal case for fakes against Russia or placing it in the register of foreign agents.