The autobiography of the late Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny will be released on October 22. The politician started this in 2020, shortly after the poison attack on him, according to the publisher. The work includes unpublished recordings from prison.
“It is the comprehensive story of his life: his youth, his vocation as an activist, his marriage and family, as well as his commitment to democracy and freedom in Russia, in the face of a superpower determined to silence him,” S writes. Fischer Verlag. The autobiography is called ‘Patriot’ and is expected to be released worldwide on October 22.
Political career and warning
The Russian opposition politician and opponent of President Vladimir Putin died on February 16 in a prison camp in Siberia. How the 47-year-old died has not yet been independently clarified. According to the publisher, the book is about Navalny’s political career, the attacks on him and his allies, and his campaigns against the increasingly dictatorial regime in Russia. “Patriot” is “a reminder of why the principles of individual freedom are so important and an exciting call to continue the work (…).”
Navalnaya: “Steadfast struggle against dictatorship”
“This book is the testimony not only of Alexei’s life, but also of his steadfast struggle against the dictatorship – a struggle for which he gave everything, including his life (…). “His story will not only honor his memory, but also inspire other people to stand up for what is right and never lose sight of the values that really matter,” Navalny’s widow Yulia Navalnaya is also convinced.
Source: Krone
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