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When Navalny Died, It Sounded Like They Were Talking About Me on the Radio, Recalls Imprisoned Belarusian Lawyer and Comedian Max Znak

Summary by Denník N
We met one of the most famous political prisoners in the post-Soviet space, Belarusian singing lawyer Max Znak, in the center of Prague. He was preparing for a concert and a conversation with his compatriots. Eight months ago, he did not believe that he would be able to leave solitary confinement, let alone travel to Central Europe. He remembers prison without nostalgia, rather sarcastically. This one incident alone still […]
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We met one of the most famous political prisoners in the post-Soviet space, Belarusian singing lawyer Max Znak, in the center of Prague. He was preparing for a concert and a conversation with his compatriots. Eight months ago, he did not believe that he would be able to leave solitary confinement, let alone travel to Central Europe. He remembers prison without nostalgia, rather sarcastically. This one incident alone still […]

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Denník N broke the news on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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