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- Pavel Kushnir - Wikipedia
Pavel Mikhailovich Kushnir (Russian: Павел Михайлович Кушнир, 19 September 1984 – 27 July 2024) was a Russian pianist, writer, and political activist, who became the first political prisoner in modern Russia to die during a hunger strike
- Pavel Kushnir: Lonely death of jailed anti-war Russian pianist
Pavel Kushnir had protested repeatedly against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and began a hunger strike soon after his arrest in May, later refusing water too
- Russian pianist dies in jail after criticizing Moscows action in . . .
Kushnir was in custody after his arrest in May on charges related to his criticism of the Kremlin and its action in Ukraine on his YouTube channel After graduating from the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Kushnir performed as a soloist at philharmonics in Kursk and Kurgan before joining Birobidzhan’s philharmonic last year
- Pianist Pavel Kuzhnir has Died in Pretrial Custody, Aged 39
Pavel Kushnir has passed away at the age of 39 at a pretrial detention center in Russia’s city of Birobidzhan — the capital of Russia’s Jewish Autonomous Oblast Kushnir was detained in late May 2024 for criticizing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Radio Liberty news reported
- Russian Anti-War Musician Kushnir Dies In Custody
Russian classical pianist and anti-war activist Pavel Kushnir has died in pretrial custody in the city of Birobidzhan, the capital of Russia’s Jewish Autonomous Oblast
- Pavel Kushnir Dies in a Russian Prison - The New York Times
Among the hundreds of Russians jailed for criticizing the war in Ukraine, the death of Pavel Kushnir in detention has transformed him into an antiwar symbol
- Anti-War Russian Pianist Dies in Custody - The Moscow Times
Russian concert pianist and anti-war activist Pavel Kushnir died in police custody after going on hunger strike, his mother confirmed Monday
- The Pianist (The Death of Pavel Kushnir) - The Russian Reader
In late July 2024, 39-year-old pianist Pavel Kushnir died in a Birobidzhan pretrial detention center His musician friends and musicologists have no doubt he was a genius Many of them had been unaware of his arrest in May 2024 on charges of “publicly calling for terrorist activities ”
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