No. Controversy shouldn't be a criterion for censorship. As a recent tourist, I'd say if a building is sufficiently noteworthy (architecturally or historically), then it should feature. Russification in the 20th century is of historic interest and the ANC, among other buildings, is relevant to this. It's also visually interesting. Of course, then we should note its significance and the divided views. A personal view: some of the photos add little. There are two virtually identical rooftop views (pretty, but one's enough!) and an indistinct harbour view. We need some shots of, for example, city transport and suburban buildings, old and new. Tallinn is not all old town and Hansa heritage; shots of Toompea, Kadriorg and some of the Soviet era buildings would also be informative. Come on, you Tallinners!! Sadly my own photos aren't good enough.