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Journalist and Resident Margarita Dovgan Has Died

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This article was first published through Cedarnews.net. To follow up on more exclusive news and reports, visit us on our website. Journalist dislocated Margarta: On September 8, news broke of the death of Margarita Dovgan, a journalist, civil society activist, and dislocated. She died at.

In the 96th year of life, writer, sixty-year-old, journalist and public figure Margarita Dovgan died. This was reported by the daughter of the writer Ekaterina Dovgan. “It is with great sadness that our dear mother and grandmother passed away today. The funeral is private, the memorial evening will be announced later,” the daughter wrote. Margarita Dovgan was born on September 11, 1930 in Tashkent, [...] The post Deceased writer, journalist and …

The death of Margarita Dovgan was announced by her daughter Ekaterina. Life in the Ukrainian SixtiesJournalist and sixtysomething Margarita Dovgan died on September 8 — three days before her 96th birthday. The family noted that the funeral will be private, and the memorial evening will be announced additionally. Margarita Dovgan was born in Tashkent. Her family ended up there because of Stalin's repressions: in 1928, the Soviet authorities arres…

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In the 95th year of life, journalist, dissident and public figure Margarita Dovgan died. She was an active participant in the Ukrainian cultural movement of the 1960s, supporting political prisoners and their families.

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