05/31/1948
Galich, Ivano-Frankovskaya oblast, USSR (Ukraine):
Svetlana Alexandrovna Alexievich is a Belarusian investigative journalist and non-fiction prose writer. Her father is Belarusian and her mother is Ukrainian. After her father’s demobilisation from the army, the family returned to his native Belarus and settled in a village where both parents worked as schoolteachers. She left school to work as a reporter on the local paper in the town of Narovl. She went on to have a career in journalism and has written short stories and reportage, in which she’s covered the Chornobyl catastrophe, the Soviet war in Afghanistan and many other events – all based on thousands of interviews of witnesses. Svetlana received Nobel Prize in Literature in 2015.
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Women's Day (2020) as herself |
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Near and Elsewhere (2019) as |
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Biélorussie, une dictature ordinaire (2018) as Self |
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Lyubov: kärlek på ryska (2017) as |
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Den värsta lögnen är den dokumentära (2015) as |
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Unknown Quantity (2005) as |
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Lyubov: kärlek på ryska (2017) Writer |
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La supplication (2016) Novel |
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Den värsta lögnen är den dokumentära (2015) Writer |
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The Door (2008) Book |
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У войны не женское лицо (1983) Writer |