What moral right do I have to call on my fellow Russian citizens to stand up and resist the dictatorship if I wasn’t prepared to do it myself?
Vladimir Kara-Murza: “What moral right do I have to call on my fellow Russian citizens to stand up and resist the dictatorship if I wasn’t…”
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Kara-Murza reflects on his duty to resist dictatorship as a leader.
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