Alexander Pravdin, an activist from the Leningrad village of Siversky, has died.
Alexander Pravdin died at the age of 76. An activist from the village of Siversky in the Leningrad region, he worked as a psychiatrist for 50 years, hosted the "Siverskaya Vorona" channel, and led pickets in support of political prisoners.
An activist from the village Siversky в Alexander Pravdin of the Leningrad Region died at the age of 76. This was reported on the Siverskaya Vorona Telegram channel. reported his daughter.
Psychiatrist and author of "The Siverskaya Crow"
Alexander Pravdin worked as a psychiatrist for 50 years. After retiring, he began running the Telegram channel (which he called a daily wall newspaper) "Siverskaya Vorona."
Pravdin regularly held pickets in support of political prisoners and journalists, and spoke out against the war and new legislation proposed by the Russian authorities. And in the park of the village of Siversky, he placed posters with anti-war and political statements.
Alexander Pravdin: denunciations and words about society
For this, denunciations were written against Pravdin and administrative cases were initiated.
"The Russian population, unfortunately, has fallen ill with fascism. And it looks like there will be no quick recovery. And we'll have to live through all of this."
говорил Alexander Pravdin to our colleagues from the "Eyewitnesses" project.
He hoped that his compatriots would emerge from their current acute psychosis into a stable remission, but he feared that this condition was chronic.
NeMoscow expresses its condolences to the family and friends of Alexander Pravdin.
