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Prison Is Worse than Death: the Story of a Condemned Assassin Who Was Not Satisfied with the Pardon.

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A resident of Ufa, Vladimir Jurin, tried for years to challenge a presidential decree that allowed him to avoid being shot.

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Prison Is Worse than Death: the Story of a Condemned Assassin Who Was Not Satisfied with the Pardon.

A resident of Ufa, Vladimir Jurin, tried for years to challenge a presidential decree that allowed him to avoid being shot.

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