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- Vladimir Kara-Murza will publish “One Day Free” on May 18 in the United States.
- The book recounts his testimony and life under President Vladimir Putin.
- He served as vice-chairman of Open Russia, founded by exiled oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
- Arrested in 2022, sentenced to 25 years, he was freed in 2024 after a prisoner exchange.
- He won a Pulitzer for commentary despite 11 months solitary confinement and two alleged poisonings.