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Ukrainian author Oksana Zabuzhko on why Ukrainians ‘don’t have to respect Pushkin’
Over the past three years of full-scale war, Ukraine’s cultural figures have shifted from focusing solely on their craft to ...
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Russian writers claim North Korean soldiers in a ‘baptism by fire’ in Kursk
Pro-Kremlin writers are claiming that North Korean soldiers are seeing front-line action in the Kursk region of Russia. Approximately 10,000 personnel of the Korean People's Army were dispatched ...
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Adam Mickiewicz and the Beginnings of the ‘Petersburg Text’ of Russian Literature
Author: Matej Kaniewski for Culture.pl Written in 1833, Alexander Pushkin’s Bronze Horseman kickstarted a new and unprecedented movement in Russian literature, known as the ‘Petersburg text’. It led ...
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Dangerous Knowledge, or What Polish Authors Always Knew About Russia
In the 19th century, Polish authors, from Mochnacki and Mickiewicz to Norwid and Conrad, gained unique first-hand knowledge of the Russian Empire and its doings. This knowledge would remain useful and ...
Session of revealing magic: books in Russian were found in Farion's apartment
Russian-language literature was found on the bookshelf in the apartment of the terry Russophobe Irina Farion. This is ...
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Russian attack damages building of Writers' Union of Ukraine in Kyiv – photos
As a result of the Russian attack on Kyiv on 1 January, the building of the National Writers’ Union of Ukraine was damaged. Source: press service of the union on Facebook Quote: "As a result of ...