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Why is the Russian opposition disappearing?

Western sanctions and political repression at home haven't dampened support for Russia's war in Ukraine. Why? Our guests: Ilya Krasilshchik (journalist), Ksenia Krimer (historian), Ulrike von Hirschhausen (historian)

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To The Point Sendung | TTPE Ilya Krasilshchik — Image: DW

Ilya Krasilshchik is a Russian journalist. He faces 10 years in prison for allegedly spreading fake news on the killings of civilians in Ukraine. Illia had co-founded Meduza, a Russian language web news outlet based in Riga, Latvia.

To The Point Sendung | TTPE Ksenia Krimer — Image: DW

Ksenia Krimer is a historian and author. She is currently a visiting research fellow at the Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History in Potsdam, Germany.

Ulrike von Hirschhausen is also a historian. She teaches at the University of Rostock with a special focus on empires.

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