Is Journalism Worth Dying For?: Final Dispatches

by Anna Politkovskaya

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This powerful collection brings together the final dispatches of one of Russia's most courageous investigative journalists, whose fearless reporting on human rights abuses and political corruption made her a target for powerful forces. The volume includes the first English translation of work that many believe directly led to her assassination in 2006, offering readers an intimate glimpse into the mind of a journalist who refused to compromise her principles despite mounting danger. Through her unflinching accounts of atrocities in Chechnya, government brutality, and systemic injustice, Politkovskaya demonstrates the vital importance of independent journalism in exposing truth and holding power accountable. These dispatches serve as both a testament to her legacy and a sobering reminder of the risks journalists face when they dare to challenge authoritarian regimes. A haunting and essential read that asks the fundamental question: what is the price of truth?

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Melville House

Published Jan 1, 2011

468 pages

ISBN: 9781935554400

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First Published

2011

Language

eng

Translation

From: rus

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Is Journalism Worth Dying For?: Final Dispatches by Anna Politkovskaya.

Violence
War/Trauma
Death/Grief