Ukrainians are reading significantly more during war – and Russian-language books are disappearing
One spinoff of spending time in bomb shelters or blackouts could be that Ukrainians are reading more.
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One spinoff of spending time in bomb shelters or blackouts could be that Ukrainians are reading more.
The Memorial memory platform remembers those educators who are no longer with us. Their lives were taken by Russia, which started a full-scale war against Ukraine on 24 February 2022.
Picks for Sept. 28-Oct. 1 includes the return of the Great Midwest Hemp Fest; a benefit at Red Rooster for the family of musician Bob Corbit.
When Russian President Vladimir Putin holds a fake vote to extend his mandate in March 2024, Ukraine will not be allowed to hold an election due to the martial law imposed amid Russia's aggression. This won't suddenly make Russia more democratic than Ukraine. If Russia had not invaded Ukraine, it would be scheduled to hold a parliamentary election on Oct. 29, 2023, and a presidential one on March 31, 2024.
Isthmus Picks for Sept. 25-28 includes a talk on faith and phenomena in African American art by curator Bridget Cooks; the return of metal music fest Blades of Steel.