Natallia Radzina and Her Belarus

The book by renowned American historian and journalist Yuri Felshtinsky "Natallia Radzina’s Belarus: A Journalist Against a Dictator" has already been published in Belarusian, Russian, Ukrainian and English.

"Natallia Radzina’s Belarus" is the story of modern Belarus, told through the life of one person. At the center of the book is Belarusian journalist Natallia Radzina, editor-in-chief of one of the country’s most famous opposition websites—“Charter ’97.”

Alongside the protagonist, the reader experiences the key events of Belarus’s recent history—from the protests of the mid-1990s to the present day. The book tells of the struggle for freedom, political repression, and murders orchestrated by the Lukashenko regime, as well as imprisonment, persecution, and the protagonist’s incredible escape from the KGB.

Many well-known contemporaries also appear in the book — Stanislau Shushkevich, Dalia Grybauskaitė, Lech Wałęsa, Andrzej Wajda, Boris Nemtsov, Leonid Nevzlin, Hillary Clinton, and others.

The author portrays Belarus as a distinct European country with its own history and identity. Despite years of dictatorship, repression, and a lack of real international support, Belarusian society continues to fight for freedom.

The book "Natallia Radzina’s Belarus" is available for purchase at:

Belarusian edition — the "Andrei Yanushkevich Publishing" platform “Knihauka”, the “Knihauka” bookstore at ul. Kłopotowskiego 4, 03-717.

The Russian edition is available on the publisher’s website “ISIA Media”, Amazon and Babook

Ukrainian edition — “Oleh Fedorov's Printing Yard” and Yakaboo.

English edition — Amazon and Thalia.