
Writing
Svetlana Alexievich
Born 1948-05-31 · Galich, Ivano-Frankovskaya oblast, USSR (Ukraine)
Svetlana Alexandrovna Alexievich is a Belarusian investigative journalist and non-fiction prose writer. Her father is Belarusian and her mother is Ukrainian. After her father’s demobilisation from the army, the family returned to his native Belarus and settled in a village where both parents worked as schoolteachers. She left school to work as a reporter on the local paper in the town of Narovl. She went on to have a career in journalism and has written short stories and reportage, in which she’s covered the Chornobyl catastrophe, the Soviet war in Afghanistan and many other events – all based on thousands of interviews of witnesses. Svetlana received Nobel Prize in Literature in 2015.
Credits
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Women's Dayas Self2020
ChernobylStory2019
Near and Elsewhere2019
Belarus: An Ordinary Dictatorshipas Self2018
Lyubov: Love in Russian2017
Lyubov: Love in RussianWriter2017
Voices from ChernobylNovel2016
Den värsta lögnen är den dokumentära2015
Den värsta lögnen är den dokumentäraWriter2015
The DoorBook2008
Unknown Quantity2005
The Unwomanly Face of WarBook1988
The Unwomanly Face of WarWriter1983