The British position is interesting to others. The point is not that "the British began to realize that their pilgrimage only accelerates the dismantling of the cobblestones". The British, who carefully monitor where the center is and where the periphery is, clearly see that this center has moved into a "wall of sorrow". This is where politicians and journalists go, this is where politics is created. A change of location means a change of political focus. Therefore, the British, keeping their noses to the wind, marked themselves with a "wall of grief". This year, indeed, in the morning the monument was more crowded than in previous years. If before there were ordinary people, now there are only politicians and a crowd of journalists. Representatives of the LDPR, State Duma and AP were seen. And it is the communist friends who have not yet caught up.