Mikola Dziadok wrote a book about technologies of civil society suppression
The book "Technologies of Counter-Revolution" by Mikola Dziadok was published by "Kmunikat" publishing house, the former political prisoner shared the news on social networks, writes bellit.info.
The first presentations of the book will take place on October 24 in Białystok, on the 25th in Warsaw, and on November 7 in Bremen.
"In this book, I tried, as comprehensively as I could, to examine all the methods, means, and approaches by which an authoritarian state deals with civil society, protest, and self-organization. In the eponymous essay, I cataloged and provided examples for literally all elements of this destructive work: from torture to media scandals. From solitary confinement cells to the spread of rumors. Because all of them have one goal - maintaining control," explains the author.
The book is written at the intersection of journalism and academic research. Much of what is presented, Mikola Dziadok had never said anywhere before.
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