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2015年纽约客上有篇文章提到过,92年一些“锌皮兵“的受访者和一个代表阵亡士兵母亲的组织提起过诉讼,说其污蔑诋毁苏军。最后阿列克谢耶维奇胜诉。
Life and Letters
The Memory Keeper
The oral histories of Belarus’s new Nobel laureate.
By Masha GessenOctober 19, 2015
In 1992, some of the subjects of “Boys of Zinc,” along with an organization representing the mothers of soldiers killed in the war, sued Alexievich for libelling the Soviet military. Called as a witness, a soldier’s mother said, “You are saying that I should hate the state and the Party. But I am proud of my son! He died an officer in battle. His comrades loved him. I love the country we used to live in, the U.S.S.R., because my son died for it. And I hate you! I don’t need your scary truth.”
Alexievich prevailed in court, but the trial marked a turning point. The Soviet Union had collapsed in 1991, taking with it the idea of “restructuring” (the literal meaning of perestroika) the regime. In most of what had been the Soviet Union, reaction set in—the project of questioning Soviet mythology began to seem irrelevant or, worse, insulting to people who now felt its loss. In more recent years, with Vladimir Putin in power, the official ideology is anti-democratic, nationalist, and suspicious of voices like Alexievich’s. As her fame increased abroad, her popularity in Russia faded. |
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