Adam Michnik: “We have to denazify the Kremlin, not Ukraine”

Adam Michnik (Warsaw, 1946), the last Princess of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanities, is one of the emblematic and essential figures to try to understand the historical and cultural scope of the great changes that followed throughout Europe after the collapse of the USSR . Changes that took an atrocious and unpredictable course, since the beginning of the year, after the attempted invasion and the imperial war of Vladimir Putin against Ukraine, threatening the diplomatic and institutional order of all of Europe. As a trade unionist, Michnik was at the forefront of the long struggle against the communist dictatorship in Poland: exceptional experience. As a historian, his work is simply essential to understand the great metamorphoses of Eastern Europe in the last half century. As… See More