“s story, saying Russia should not be allowed to get away with killing Ukrainian writers again, as they had in the Soviet purges of the 1930s.”
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Viktoriia Amelina, was a Ukrainian novelist and war crimes researcher. She was the author of two novels and a children's book, a winner of the Joseph Conrad Literary Award and a European Union Prize for Literature finalist.
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culture · Ukrainian writer (1986–2023) · writer · novelist · essayist · poet · translator · lyricist · programmer · prose writer · children's writer · also Victoria Amelina, Viktoria Amelina, Victoria Yuriyivna Amelina, Viktoriia Yuriyivna Amelina, Amelina
Born 1 January 1986 · Died 1 July 2023 · Q21683191
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And it was a very emotional moment. This was a short diary that was hastily made, but it was the last work of a Ukrainian writer killed by Russians.
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“s story, saying Russia should not be allowed to get away with killing Ukrainian writers again, as they had in the Soviet purges of the 1930s.”
“And it was a very emotional moment. This was a short diary that was hastily made, but it was the last work of a Ukrainian writer killed by Russians.”
“At this moment, I felt my head spinning, thinking about all the Ukrainian manuscripts that have been lost over the past centuries, and this might be another one.”
Awarded Orwell Prize for Political Writing for Looking at Women Looking at War (2025).
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pravda.com.ua: War & Justice Diary by late Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina to go on sale in UK, US and other countries
Yahoo: Book of war testimonies by deceased Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina to be published in US
Awarded Prix Voltaire (2024).
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Awarded Norwegian Authors Union Freedom of Expression Prize (2024).
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WWNO: Opinion: Remembering Ukrainian poet Victoria Amelina
The Conversation: Victoria Amelina, killed by Russian rockets, joins a procession of Ukrainian writers whose lives were cut short by oppressors
CNN: Opinion: Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina never got to finish her story. We must tell it for her
Indiatimes: Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina passes away after being wounded in the Kramatorsk missile strike
Hindustan Times: Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina dies after Kramatorsk strike: ‘Was dining with friends’
Kyiv Post: Ukrainian Writer Victoria Amelina Killed by Russian Missile Attack
Al Jazeera English: Victoria Amelina, Ukrainian novelist, killed in Russian attack
Publishers Weekly: Ukrainian Writer Victoria Amelina Dies After Russian Attack
Yahoo: Writer Victoria Amelina dies after sustaining injuries in Kramatorsk
Died 2023-07-01.
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“It's me in this picture, I'm a Ukrainian writer.”
A tribute to Amelina, Nothing Bad Has Ever Happened, was published by Arrowsmith Press
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Amelina was offered a UK publishing deal for the book
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Awarded Joseph Conrad Award (2021).
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Received the Joseph Conrad Korzeniowski Literary Prize
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Took part in 84th World PEN Congress in India as a delegate from Ukraine and gave a speech about Ukrainian filmmaker and a political prisoner in Russia Oleg Sentsov
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Victoria Amelina published a novel, Дім для Дома (Dom's Dream Kingdom), about the family of a Soviet colonel who lived in Lviv in the 1990s in the former childhood apartment of the Polish Jewish author Stanisław Lem
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And for the European Union Prize for Literature in 2019
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Amelina published a book for children called Хтось, або Водяне серце (Somebody, or Water Heart)
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Amelina focused on writing
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Born 1986-01-01.
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