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Evan Gershkovich on What Life Inside Russia’s Prison System Was Like | WSJ

147K views · Sep 28, 2026 · News & Politics

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Comments · 64

@isaackane1551 · 2 days ago
you can definitely see he's been changed by the experience, theres such a depth to his stare.
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@yijiequ662 · 2 days ago
we need more journalists like him... someone can go to the ground.. look MSM these days, Beckys in front of laptop.. that aint a journalism
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@dosbotellas · 2 days ago
Свободу политзаключенным!
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@notinmyUSMC · 2 days ago
I'm floored that his lawyers were allowed to bring in western newspaper articles for Evan to read.
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@bobsyouruncle3075 · 2 days ago
Such an interesting guy. He is going to be very successful moving forward.
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@MooreCo · 2 days ago
The world needs more journalists as courageous as Evan.
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@ricardoaquilas8664 · 2 days ago
He lost his hair in captivity.
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@Y2K25 · 2 days ago
“Sort of…”
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@auro1986 · 1 day ago
evan says other than technology, work processes, and language life there is similar to life working for wsj
@Jchasser · 2 days ago
I was in prison with this guy. He’s a hoot
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@Ese_osa · 1 day ago
USA should stop tipping it’s journalists to work for the CIA
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@gentlegiant24 · 49 minutes ago (edited)
Wow, great interview'm!<br>It sounds like he had a lot better go in the colonies compared to Ukrainian soldiers, the American Marine that was brought home looked like a skeleton or shadow of his former self. Either way, I'm now intrigued to read Evan's book, great job again!