The Estonian city of Narva, right on the border with Russia, has removed a Soviet-era statue of communist revolutionary leader Vladimir Lenin. It was erected 65 years ago, when Estonia was a Soviet republic under the thumb of Moscow. Now, the Baltic state is a member of the EU and NATO – and is one of Europe’s loudest voices championing an uncompromising response toward Russia over the war in Ukraine. The statue, in which Lenin poses proudly with one arm outstretched, has been moved from the city that sits on Estonia’s easternmost tip to the Estonian War Museum in the capital Tallinn. In the s…