"Natalia Radina's Belarus" Has Been Featured On Ukraine's Largest Online Book Platform
- 7.11.2025, 17:22
The book is now available for purchase on Yakaboo.
The Ukrainian version of the book by the renowned American historian and journalist Yuri Felshtinsky "Natalia Radina’s Belarus: A Journalist Against a Dictator,” which tells the modern history of Belarus through the eyes of Charter97.org editor-in-chief Natalia Radina, has been released on the online book platform Yakaboo. The head of the publishing house “Oleg Fedorov’s Drukarsky Dvir,” Oleg Fedorov, told the website Charter97.org what the book’s appearance on this platform means:
— The appearance of Yuri Felshtinsky’s book *Natalia Radina’s Belarus* on the Ukrainian platform Yakaboo is an important step for us and, we hope, for Belarusian readers as well. This means that the book has officially entered the Ukrainian cultural sphere and has become accessible to a wide range of readers—not only within Ukraine, but also to the entire diaspora that uses this platform. For us, this is a sign of mutual trust between the Ukrainian and Belarusian publishing communities, as we share a common experience of fighting for freedom of speech, dignity, and the right to be heard.
There aren’t many books in Ukraine that offer a deep and honest look at modern Belarus. This is precisely why *Natalia Radina’s Belarus* may be of interest to Ukrainian readers: it is not merely a biographical account, but a documentary look at the life of a person who embodies moral strength and civic courage. Through Natalya Radina’s story, the reader witnesses the tragic yet heroic history of Belarusian society as it struggles against dictatorship.
For Ukrainians, this book is yet another reminder of how closely our peoples are united in their quest for freedom and how much we share in common in the challenges we face. It is a story of solidarity, courage, and the price a journalist pays for the truth.
In Ukrainian, it is available through the publisher’s website “Oleg Fedorov’s Printing House” and Yakaboo.
The book will be published in Belarusian and English in the near future.
The book will be of interest not only to historians, journalists, and political scientists studying Belarus, but also to a wide range of readers.