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Ivan Drach

Ukrainian poet and politician
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  • Ukraine
    Ukraine
    / Parliamentary democracy

    …leadership headed by the poet Ivan Drach.

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    …leadership headed by the poet Ivan Drach.

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  • Holodomor
    Holodomor
    / Assessment

    Ukrainian poet Ivan Drach was the first to speak publicly about the famine, in 1986, after the Chernobyl disaster, citing it as an example of how damaging official silence can be. Monuments commemorating the Holodomor have been erected by the Ukrainian government as well as by the…

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    Ukrainian poet Ivan Drach was the first to speak publicly about the famine, in 1986, after the Chernobyl disaster, citing it as an example of how damaging official silence can be. Monuments commemorating the Holodomor have been erected by the Ukrainian government as well as by the…

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