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"Provided of Democracy Throughout Their History, the Russians Have Always Venerated the Dissenting Books": in Neuchâtel, Yan Walther Climbs "Moscow-Petouchki"

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A cult book written in 1969 and transmitted under the coat for twenty years, this railway novel tells of the drift, both alcoholized and lucid, of Venitchka, double of the author. To discover from 19 to 23 October at the Theatre of the Passage, before Yverdon, Rolle and SionYan Walther, director of the Pommier, theatre and cultural center of Neuchâtel, has a very strong connection with Russia. From his first stay, a month spent in Moscow in 2002…

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A cult book written in 1969 and transmitted under the coat for twenty years, this railway novel tells of the drift, both alcoholized and lucid, of Venitchka, double of the author. To discover from 19 to 23 October at the Theatre of the Passage, before Yverdon, Rolle and SionYan Walther, director of the Pommier, theatre and cultural center of Neuchâtel, has a very strong connection with Russia. From his first stay, a month spent in Moscow in 2002…

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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