Jailed Russian Poet Evguenia Berkovitch's New Collection Denounces Putin's Regime
The anti-war poet and director has been detained for more than three years, according to Le Monde.
A new poetry collection by jailed Russian poet and director Evguenia Berkovitch offers a powerful denunciation of violence under President Vladimir Putin's government, Le Monde reported.
Berkovitch, an anti-war poet, has been detained for more than three years, according to the report.
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- La poésie de l’opposante en prison Evguenia Berkovitch, une poignante dénonciation de la violence du régime de Vladimir Poutine — Le Monde — Une
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