Naboka Sergey Vadimovich

Definition: Journalist, dissident
Years of life: 1955-2003
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Genus. in 1955 in Tula; journalist. Lived in Kyiv. Arrested on January 11, 1981 for distributing leaflets with anti-Soviet slogans. Sentenced by the Kyiv City Court on June 29, 1981 under Art. 187-1 of the Criminal Code of the Ukrainian SSR to 3 years of penal colony. Having been released in 1984, he returned to Kyiv and began religious activities. During perestroika, he took part in the revival of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (UAOC). In 1987-1989 He was the organizer and chairman of the Ukrainian Cultural Club. In 1989, he published the independent newspaper “Voice of Rebirth”. Since 1989, he worked as a columnist for Radio Liberty, was a co-founder, co-owner and general director of the Ukrainian Independent News Agency "Respublika" (UNIAR); since 1994 - president of the Ukrainian Media Club and editor-in-chief of the Hot Line press center; For some time he conducted a night broadcast on the Era television company. In 1994 he was editor-in-chief of the joint press center "Elections-94", and in 1998-1999. editor-in-chief of the joint press center "Elections-98", "Elections-99". Lived in Kyiv. Died 2003
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