In the midst of a full-blown agoraphobic episode, the unnamed narrator of Tanja Maljartschuk’s novel “Forgottenness,” becomes engrossed in reading old newspapers. During this process, the narrator comes across an obituary for historian and political figure Viacheslav Lypynskyi. Unaware of his legacy, she dives deeper into his background, cultivating a growing fascination with this forgotten figure from late 19th and early 20th century Ukraine.
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People across Ukraine and around the world will light candles tomorrow in memory of the millions of Ukrainians killed in the artificial famine engineered by Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin’s regime in the 1930s. Known to history as the Holodomor, this man-made famine remained hidden in the Soviet shadows for decades. In recent years, a growing number of countries have finally recognized the famine as an act of genocide against the Ukrainian nation, but despite this growing international awareness, many have yet to grasp the chilling continuity between Stalin’s attempt to erase Ukraine and the genocidal objectives of today’s Russian invasion.
if you look at his invasion of ukraine he was trying to stamp out ukraine as a national identity, a language of people but all he is done is the ukrainian national identity. even the russian speakers and ukraine are fighting in the ukrainian military to protect themselves. and in this case as well as think he went after a target thinking he s going to cause the conservatives in the country to say we need to stop being so provocative. the reality is he provokes the opposite response and people are demanding this release and recognizing. eric: let me read you with the wall street journal put out on thursday when they napped extension of his detention for the set up our quote his improper detention was extended yet again. we are deeply disappointed he continues to be arbitrarily and wrongfully detained for doing his job as a journalist. the baseless accusations against him are categorically false. we continued to push for his immediate release, journalism is not a crime.