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S. Alexievich (this year Nobel prize Winner): “Putin now lives inside every Russian”

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  1. litwin

    litwin Well-Known Member

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    Svetlana Alexievich (this year Nobel prize Winner): “Putin now lives inside every Russian”.



    a well-know critic of Putin´s regime got Nobel prize , she is a great person and talented writer , who is strong enough to stand against Putin´s bloody attempts to recreate Stalin empire do you agree with Svetlana Alexievich quote “Putin (Tyrant, informer, gangster ,) now lives inside every Russian”? second question is : can she ends up like other well-known Putin´s critics Nemtsov, Litvinenko, Anna Politkovskaya, etc.?

    https://charter97.org/en/news/2015/5/15/151651/
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    and
    http://time.com/3743632/kremlin-hitlist-putin/

    [video=youtube;t5cuvxeRTzs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5cuvxeRTzs[/video]
     
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    I agree with Svetlana.
     
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  4. litwin

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    can Svetlana ends up like other well-known Putin´s critics Nemtsov, Litvinenko, Anna Politkovskaya, etc.?
     
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    Have no idea about her political preferences but anyway Alexiyevich is a great writer, she deserved the prize.
     
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  6. litwin

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    i posted here her "political preferences", what do you think my question?
     
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    Why should she?
     
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  8. litwin

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    she is openly critical of the Muscovite occupation of Crimea, Lugandii, and very critically toward Putin´s Stalin style tyranny
     
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  10. sharik

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    that old hag is a CIA puppet hired to badmouth every thing Russian.
     
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    Do you think her Nobel prize has a political flavor?
     
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    yes, i think so, a rather strong political lobby.
     
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    you must be joking its officially - the biggest ecological catastrophe in europe
     
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    her open anti-war position no one in the good mind ´d call for political lobby, an active citizen and artist position is the right term
     
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    Of course, it does. Nobel commetee often gives the prize to politically biased writers. I suspect if Alexiyevich didn't get known for her political statements she would never get the prize.
     
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    you are wrong, she was a Nobel prize leader for many many years, way before your khan Putin occupied Crimea and Lugandia ...
     
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    Then my point is more valid. Many many years - but she recieved the prize now.
     
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    not really - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster - there was no surge in cancer related diseases, and moreover, Chernobyl cancer statistics is not nearly as bad as the West's.

    but just read the comments - http://www.amazon.com/Voices-Cherno...4322278&sr=1-1&keywords=Voices+from+Chernobyl - the brainwashed Westerners took it hook line & sinker, without even inquiring Wikipedia.
     
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    many years in Top 3, google...+ her books are written about big, brutal events and from a female(children) perspective which is the mainstream today
     
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    How many her books were translated in English?

    Actually, I think the Nobel committee couldn't find any worthy Ukrainian writer...
     
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    This is not correct to account for statistics only around Chernobul. You have to account the areas in Belarus' and Russia that were contaminated with the radioactive staff. Once you do this, I am sure it will result in much more cancer cases than in the UK, to which you refer.
     
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    i guess all, do you know how many did she wrote? she is partly Ukrainian ...
     
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    [video=youtube;0DsJUsgu_U8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DsJUsgu_U8[/video]
    In the Interview: The Award-Winning Writer Svetlana Alexievich

    Belarusian writer Svetlana Alexievich was chosen as the winner of 2013 Peace Prize of the German Book
     
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