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Sabato Angieri

Rome
As seen in: Il Manifesto, La7, Radio Popolare, QOSHE, Aspenia Online, Media Duemila
Freelance journalist, founder Atlanteditoriale.com
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Russia made it a crime to remember the gulags, but Memorial refuses to stop

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By Sabato Angieri
| Il Manifesto Verified
“Manuscripts don't burn,” Mikhail Bulgakov wrote, despite censorship, daily despair and the arrogance of power. For Russian culture – which, during the darkest years of Soviet repression, confined its dissent to underground literature, as generations of writers and poets were sent to the Gulag – the April 9 ruling is a harrowing throwback to the past.
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Post-traumatic stress, the devastating inheritance of war

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By Sabato Angieri
| Il Manifesto Verified
February 24 marked the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Since the “low-intensity war” in the Donbas turned into a full-scale conflict, hundreds of thousands of men took up arms to fight. Many of them have died; one only needs to take a walk through the cemeteries of Kyiv, Odesa or Kharkiv to get empirical proof of the approximate numbers.
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La fragile tela diplomatica sull’Ucraina

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By Sabato Angieri
| Aspenia Online Verified
1,456 Share «La fine della guerra in Ucraina potrebbe essere vicina» ha dichiarato Donald Trump, «o forse no» e dipende da quanto i due belligeranti saranno disposti ad accettare compromessi. Persino il presidente degli Stati Uniti ha dovuto imparare, suo malgrado, che trattare con Vladimir Putin e Volodymyr Zelensky non è semplice come prometteva durante la sua campagna elettorale. Altro che «fine della guerra entro 24 ore», tre mesi o sei.
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