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Add sections to the bookbuilder: Liberating people, not territories (Ilya Kharkow)

 

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Liberating people, not territories
Could you tell us something about yourself?
Why don’t you want to be labelled a Ukrainian writer?
What has the war done to Ukrainian society?
How often do men face hatred?
What measures does Ukraine take to find and recruit soldiers?
Are guys really being taken off the street?
Do people in Ukraine support mobilisation?
What role did being gay play in your decision not to fight?
Where do you consider your home today?
Is there resistance within Ukraine to the loss of rights / mobilisation?
Do you yourself receive support?
What are you hoping to achieve by talking about forced mobilisation?
Can you give an example of such liberation?
What is the situation with the Russian language in Ukraine?
What makes you respect a choice you understand but don’t accept?
Is it possible to fight for democracy while taking away human rights and democratic rights?
Why was military propaganda in Ukraine so successful?
What would a victory look like?
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