A Jailed Russian Poet's Collection Denounces the Violence of Putin's Regime
The publication of "Car février n'en finit plus…" by Evguenia Berkovitch, a Russian poet and theatre director held for more than three years for opposing the war, is reviewed by Le Monde as a virtuosic and profound work.
Le Monde has reviewed "Car février n'en finit plus…", a poetry collection by Evguenia Berkovitch, a Russian poet and stage director who has been in detention for more than three years over her opposition to the war in Ukraine. The newspaper describes the book as virtuosic and profound, and as a poignant denunciation of the violence of Vladimir Putin's regime.
According to Le Monde, the collection's appearance serves as a reminder of Berkovitch's critical situation as an imprisoned dissident. The source material gives no further detail on the book's contents, its publisher, or the circumstances of her arrest and conviction beyond her opposition to the war.
No additional facts about the case or the collection were available in the material reviewed for this article.
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