Rękopis ukraińskiego poety opowiadający o rosyjskiej okupacji
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Volodymyr Vakulenko, father of the writer of the same name who buried a secret manuscript depicting life under Russian control beneath a cherry tree, sits in the bedroom of his late son, who was arrested and later found in a mass grave, in the village of Kapytolivka, Ukraine, May 30, 2024. Rescued from the dirt, the book, "I Transform: A Diary of Occupation and Selected Poems," now stands as a symbol of an enduring Ukrainian literary life even as Russian forces try to snuff it out. (Finbarr O'Reilly/The New York Times)
Minimum price 100USD
2024-05-30
FINBARR O'REILLY/The New York Times Agency/East News
The New York Times Agency
FINBARR O'REILLY
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2,42MB
31cm x 20cm przy 300dpi
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