Julia Ioffe

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The second is by the other-worldly Mark Preston, the name he took when he got asylum in the U.S. In describing the trauma of surviving the wars in Chechnya, he correctly and poignantly calls out the double standards in both Russia and the West. https://t.co/T2exYP1o9D https://t.co/XHlXvEeaDJ — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 27, 2022

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This week, they both published extraordinarily moving pieces about the experience. The first is by the incredible @GroznyMazay, about what it feels like to villainized as a Russian when your whole childhood was marked by being the enemy of the Russians. https://t.co/9JtPzRCOgK https://t.co/3YlSNS4zLI — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 27, 2022

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Both essays are extraordinary testaments both to the trauma that Moscow has historically inflicted on its own citizens as well as those in neighboring countries—and to the kind of talent it continues to lose by driving these incredible people out. 💔 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 27, 2022