A text that is presented as a verbal portrait of the Russian president, compiled by a famous public figure and politician, is walking over the network. We checked whether its author is really Valeria Novodvorskaya.

In a rather voluminous text, which is an attempt by a detailed psychological portrait, the Russian president is called a “pathological liar” and a “sadist” with “inadequate self -esteem” and “low intelligence”. The full derogatory characteristics of the text is usually entitled as “Last Letter to Russians” by Valeria Novodvorskaya - Boarding policy, which died in 2014.

The “letter” actively diverged through social networks. In particular, users and communities distributed it on Facebook: Petro S. Bad (17,000 reposts at the time of writing this analysis), Svetlana Statik (5900), ""Anti -Vednik"(1500),"ART-reotest" (1500), "Shalom, our Israel!"(1400),"For ours - your life"(540) and Ivan Storchak (411). On Twitter, user posts were the most popular Winston Churchill (562 Retwittes) and Andrey Smetanenko (385). The text has spread to "Classmates".

Politician, journalist and public figure Valery Novodvorskaya since the beginning of the 2000s consistently opposed the policy pursued by Vladimir Putin, calling His “monster”, “generation of darkness” and “Sauron”. The number of articles and speeches with criticism of the Russian president is huge. Nevertheless, we did not find among them not one who at least remotely resembled the studied text. Your last one interview Novodvorskaya gave the Ukrainian publication Gordon a few days before her death and did not celebrate similar quotes. We also add that Novodvorskaya, although it went to the hospital in July 2014 as a result complications One of the chronic diseases died suddenly and unexpectedly, so the very existence of the “last letter to the Russians” allegedly prepared by her looks strange.

Moreover, the attribution of Novodvorskaya appears under it no earlier July 2022, in the first half of the same year, the letter is still It spread Without the author. The most early cases of publishing text on the Internet Come On September 14-15, 2018, and in all situations the author named the same person - the Facebook user Alexander Tverskoy. On your site this text reprinted Ukrainian channel ATR (today is deleted), and the oldest publication available now appeared On Facebook on September 14 at 15:00 Moscow time and contained screenshots of Tver Lent. On these screenshots, Novodvorskaya is not mentioned, thoughts are presented on behalf of the user, and the text is somewhat different from what goes along social networks in recent years.

The original post of Tver, judging by the temporary marks in reprints, also appeared on September 14, but at the moment neither this record nor the whole page of the author Not available, although, judging by web archive, once Alexander actively posted publications.

Alexander Tverskoy is not an ordinary Facebook user, this is a Russian blogger and journalist who has known his harsh criticism of the Kremlin. His publications were often reprinted on Russian ("Kasparov.ru") And Ukrainian (" "Gordon" OBOZREVATEL) resources. Facebook repeatedly Blocked Tver accounts, after which he went to Telegram, but today his channel @tverskoaa is also not valid. In 2018, according to some reports, Tverskoy moved to Ukraine, where he became a defendant of dubious Scandalrelated to the collection of donations from readers. In recent years, the blogger has ceased to publish his texts in any social networks.

Nevertheless, quotes from the old posts of Tver and today are actively Dissive On the rune. "Checked" already It wrote About another blogger text, which they then began to be issued for an antimilitarian essay called “Our Victory” for the authorship of the showman Dmitry Nagiyev. In the same case, in this case, the “portrait of Putin” has nothing to do with Valeria Novodvorskaya.

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