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Far from the metropoles of Moscow and St. Petersburg, Belograd has followed a different trajectory of Post-Soviet transformation. Here, statues of Lenin remain extremely prominent, and there is not even the pretense of an independent judiciary. Journalists should fear for their lives if they even dare investigate the most obvious of show trials. Olga Kitova either doesn't hold
that fear, or she doesn't care. For she has made herself the scourge
of Belograd's power class. And when a blatantly ridiculous rape case
emerges, she takes up the cause. Will it be her last? Udo Lielischkies
was born in 1953 in Cologne, Germany. He studied economics and sociology
at the University of Cologne. He formerly worked as Brussels correspondent
for Westdeutscher Rundfunk, and since 1999 has been its Moscow correspondent. Saturday
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