Russian dissidents in Poland clash as they try to plot a future without Putin by Anna Liminowicz

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Russian dissidents in Poland clash as they try to plot a future without Putin

anna liminowicz

Mar 3, 2023

The group, called the People’s Deputies of Russia, has drafted a new constitution and developed plans to hold elections for a newly formed parliament. They even voted to change the name of their homeland to the Russian Republic from the Russian Federation.

“All of us know that the time when Putin’s regime will fall down could be very soon and we must prepare for that period and organize laws for the people, to build a new parliament, to build new democratic institutions.”

“We think that the Russian Federation is politically bankrupt. It discredited itself. It started aggression. It transformed itself into a dictatorship. So we need to create a new culture.”

Russian dissidents in Poland clash as they try to plot a future without Putin

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Also by Anna Liminowicz —

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Magellan Prize

My book Zamalowane okna has been nominated for the Warmia and Masuria literary award

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Breaking through Painted-over-Windows ( Zamalowane okna )- photographer Anna Liminowicz examines the loss and pain the Ukrainian refugee crisis will..

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"Ukrainians in Poland start cleanup drives as a way to say thank you for its support" by Paul Waldie. On assignment for The Globe and Mail

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The Guardian: Death threats and phone calls: the women answering cries for help one year on from Poland's abortion ban

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