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In Today’s Russia, The Government Doesn’t Always Need To Bother Censoring Cutting-Edge Art

AUDIENCE, ISSUES Posted: January 31, 2020 7:01 am

Often, gangs of far-right nationalists will do it instead — burning books, protesting outside venues, bursting into buildings to disrupt an exhibition or performance, or even (in one instance) sending a teenager with a fake ID into a gay-themed play that’s legally barred to minors, then busting the company for admitting someone underage. A Moscow correspondent looks at the case of Teatr.doc. – The Economist

AUDIENCE, ISSUES Published: 01.30.20

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