Vladimir Kara-Murza recounted his surreal release from Russian prison, reflecting on the atmosphere akin to the 1950s, as he shared his vision of rebuilding Russia.
After his release, Kara-Murza explained that during imprisonment, he had very limited contact with his family and was often left alone with nothing but silence.
Kara-Murza's reflections on prison life highlighted the isolation he faced, emphasizing the dire psychological impact of solitary confinement and its potential to drive one mad.
Despite warnings to tread carefully post-release, Kara-Murza remains committed to discussing the political climate in Russia and continuing his activism from exile.
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