Here, in the Guardian, you can see the wonks' plan in all its glory.
Remember how the wonks in the media built up the story about the Welsh flag not being allowed in the hall etc because it wasn't a UN country and then the outcry and the Eurovision reversal on that policy. The real point was probably so that the Crimean Tatar flag could be flown to stick it to the Russians without them being able to object because the Welsh and Catalonian flags could be used as arguments against their objections.
The song, 1944, didn't explain why Stalin deported the Crimean Tartars, due to what he felt was collaboration with the Nazis during WWII.
"Ukraine's Eurovision singer urges voters to show Crimea solidarity
Jamala says 1944 song is not only about the pain of Crimean Tatars’ deportation, but also about recent Russian annexation
Europeans can show they are “not indifferent to suffering” in Crimea, which has been annexed by Russia, by voting for Ukraine in the Eurovision song contest, the Ukrainian contestant has suggested.
Before what is likely to be the most politicised Eurovision in recent memory, 32-year-old jazz singer Jamala said her ballad, 1944, was not only about the deportation of the Crimean Tatar population during the second world war, but the events of the past two years in the peninsula.
Jamala, whose real name is Susana Jamaladynova and is herself a Crimean Tatar, has not been home since shortly after Russia’s 2014 annexation of the peninsula, but her parents and extended family still live there.
Russia’s entry is the bookmakers’ favourite to win the contestin Stockholm on Saturday, but many in central and eastern Europe are expected to vote tactically to put a different country at the top of the leader board.
“[If I win] it will mean that modern European people are not indifferent, and are ready to hear about the pain of other people and are ready to sympathise,” Jamala told the Guardian by phone from the Swedish capital."
www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2016/may/13/eurovision-2016-ukraine-singer-urges-vote-for-crimean-ballad