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Belarusian Nobel Literature Prize winner Svetlana Alexievich: Unknown people attempted to break into my apartment

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Minsk (Belarus), Sep 9 (EFE / EPA).- Belarusian Nobel Literature Prize winner Svetlana Alexievich asked journalists to come to her apartment in Minsk after unknown people called her phone and attempted to break into her house on Wednesday morning.FOOTAGE ANS SOUNDBITES OF SVETLANA ALEXIEVICH, TRANSLATION (FROM MIN: 00:00 TO 00:35):"We have to unite and not renounce our opinions and continue to advance in what we do. Of course, it is difficult...Hundreds of people are in (the detention centres of ) Okrestina, Izhoguina and who knows where, but their palace others appear and it will always be like that."

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