A teacher from Kharkiv, Alexandra Kazurovitskaya, went to visit her parents in Sevastopol - but ended up in a Russian detention center before a trial and died. Russia claims: she committed suicide. Her loved ones do not believe her. Novaya Gazeta Europe found out that Kazrovitskaya never made it to Crimea.
The death of the co-founder of the Kharkiv "Professional" Language School Alexandra Kazurovitskaya in custody in Russia became known in early November. But, as New Europe points out, the reports were inaccurate. For example, it was reported that a teacher could have died in a pre-trial detention center in Sevastopol. But it doesn't exist.
"New Europe" talked to Alexandra's friends and told her story. It turned out that the teacher was a Russian citizen living in Ukraine. She went to Crimea to update her documents, but never made it to the peninsula.
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