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Interview with the chief editor of Novaya Gazeta, Sergey Sokolov. He worked there from the beginning, but the authorities still managed to shut down his life's work. In recent years, Novaya miraculously managed to continue working from Russia - despite searches, blockades, cancellation of the newspaper's registration, a show trial of the researcher Oleg Roldojin and the declaration of the newspaper itself as a "foreign agent". The editor-in-chief of Novaya, Sergey Sokolov, has worked for the publication since its inception in 1993. Medusa publishes his interview with "Berg" publishing house, in which Sokolov tells about how the system survived in recent years, what was the last straw - and what the journalists plan to do next. Open with VPN | No VPN.

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Interview with the chief editor of Novaya Gazeta, Sergey Sokolov. He worked there from the beginning, but the authorities still managed to shut down his life's work. In recent years, Novaya miraculously managed to continue working from Russia - despite searches, blockades, cancellation of the newspaper's registration, a show trial of the researcher Oleg Roldojin and the declaration of the newspaper itself as a "foreign agent". The editor-in-chief of Novaya, Sergey Sokolov, has worked for the publication since its inception in 1993. Medusa publishes his interview with "Berg" publishing house, in which Sokolov tells about how the system survived in recent years, what was the last straw - and what the journalists plan to do next. Open with VPN | No VPN.

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