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Rede zum Exil von Julija Nawalnaja

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Wed, Feb 19, 2025, 19:00
Following the death of her husband and Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, she wants to continue his work: From exile, Yulia Navalny continues to fight tirelessly for democracy and the rule of law in her native Russia. This year, she is the patron of the Days of Exile in Hamburg and will give a speech on exile to mark the occasion. The evening will be rounded off with music by violinist Gidon Kremer and the chamber orchestra Kremerata Lettonica. Muschda Sherzada... Read full text

Keywords: Chamber Music

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Julija NawalnajaSpeaker
Kremerata Lettonica
Gidon KremerViolin, Director
Muschda SherzadaModerator

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