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Maya Klyashtornaya, daughter of the repressed poet Todar Klyashtornaya, a keeper of the memory of Stalin's repressions, died in Minsk at the age of 90. For more than three decades, Klyashtornaya's voice sounded on the airwaves and on the Radio Liberty website. We recall some of her statements.
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Maya Klyashtornaya, daughter of the repressed poet Todar Klyashtornaya, a keeper of the memory of Stalin's repressions, died in Minsk at the age of 90. For more than three decades, Klyashtornaya's voice sounded on the airwaves and on the Radio Liberty website. We recall some of her statements.