Russia’s War on Ukrainian Books: a Second Strike Burns Tens of Thousands of a Kyiv Publisher’s Rebuilt Titles
- Russian attacks destroyed warehouses in Kyiv’s Podil district, including a facility holding Knyholav’s rebuilt stock.
- Tens of thousands of books were lost, although Knyholav said it could not yet determine the full extent of the losses.
- All Knyholav employees survived and were unharmed.
- The attack was the second time this year that Russia destroyed Knyholav’s stock; a July strike destroyed about 250,000 books.
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The Russian Federation destroyed another warehouse of the publishing house “Knyholav”: probably tens of thousands of books lostDue to the Russian attack on Podol, the warehouse of “Knyholav” and tens of thousands of books were destroyed. The publisher warns of delays in orders.
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