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Koroban’ Andriy Mykhailovych

Interviews

Zavoiskiy Volodymyr Mykolayovych

Interviews

Marian Borys Tyhonovych

Interviews

Writer and publicist, former political prisoner

Zvarychevska Myroslava Vasilivna

Interviews

Kurchyk Mykola Yakovych

Interviews

Arsenych Petro Ivanovych

Interviews

Ochakivskiy Vilen Iakovych

Interviews

Smohytel Vadym Volodymyrovych

Interviews

The Death of Vasyl Stus

Recollections

On the night of September 3–4, 1985, the poet and human rights activist Vasyl Stus died in a punishment cell of “Institution VS-389/36” in the village of Kuchino, Chusovskoy District, Perm Oblast. At that time, I was in cell No. 20 of this “institution,” and I therefore consider it my civic and human duty to bear witness to the circumstances and causes of his death.

Ishchenko Olexander Ivanovych

Interviews

Worker, organizer of the Ukrainian Language Society and independent trade unions in Dnipropetrovsk region. Victim of punitive psychiatry
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