Original sentence: According to AXT, Anti-Jewish propaganda and manifestations in Estonia remained the work mainly of extremist Russian circles.Cilja Laud, the President of the Jewish Community in Estonia, has expressed gratitude to Estonian intellectuals for their support of the Jewish community and confirmed (in 2005) that there has never been antisemitism at the state level in Estonia.It can be noted that on 16 May 2007, only a few weeks after the Bronze Soldier relocation, a newly built Tallinn Synagogue was inaugurated in Estonia in the presence of Israeli Vice-Premier Shimon Peres, the chief rabbis of Israel, Estonia and Russia, Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves, Prime Minister Andrus Ansip and others.The Russian-language newspaper Estoniya has reported that antisemitic literature has been distributed by local Russian-speaking organizations; the literature was to be found mainly at the Narva centre of the Union of Russian Citizens in Estonia.The chairman of the Union, Yuri Mishin, replied to criticism that Estonia is a free country and people could read whatever they wished.The international Jewish organization AXT, an examination of the manifestations of racism, xenophobia and, especially, antisemitism declares, in their 1997 world report, that relations between the Jewish community and the authorities in Estonia have continued to be very good.The original synagogue, built in 1883, was destroyed in March 1944 during a  Soviet air bombing raid on Tallinn, which at the time was occupied by Nazi Germany