In the Russian Federation, a publicist Lev Rubinstein died, who condemned the occupation of Crimea and invasion of Ukraine

"My dad, Lev Rubinstein, died today," she wrote. The poet and journalist Igor Irtenyev reported on Facebook that after an accident, Rubinstein was placed in a serious condition at the emergency room. Sklifosovsky, where he was surgery. Rain TV channel specified that as a result of the event, the poet received multiple fractures and traumatic brain injury. According to Medusa, Rubinstein's death became known on January 12, but doctors did not confirm this information.

It was also reported that the driver who killed the poet had taken a criminal case. Lev Rubinstein graduated from the Faculty of Philology of the Moscow State Pedagogical Institute and worked as a bibliographer. Since the late 1960s, he was engaged in literature, and later began to work on his own style in the spirit of minimalism.

According to the Air Force Officers, Rubinstein was one of the noticeable figures in the underground art of the Soviet era, as well as one of the founders of the Moscow Conceptualism, together with Vsevolod Nekrasov and Dmitry Zaporizhia. Along with literary activity, Rubinstein also participated in socio-political processes.

He was an opponent of the Kremlin line in the Chechen "issue, opposed hostilities in the region, and in 2014 opposed the support of the Russian authorities in the Donbass by the Russian authorities. He also condemned the annexation of Crimea, calling it "a typical theft during a fire.

" After the beginning of a large -scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine, the publicist criticized the Kremlin, stating that he does not understand how to speak about the protection of the country in the territory of another state. "What does it mean - to protect the Motherland in the territory of another state? That is what it means logically? Nothing. And about" If it were not for us now, then in two days Americans, "I hear it since childhood.

They said the same when They invaded Czechoslovakia. I remember this, 1968, "Rubinstein said in an interview. In general, the poet took an anti -war position and considered it a terrible phenomenon, focusing on the devastating effects of hostilities for future generations. "Any war is terrible not only that it is very easy to start and it is very difficult to stop. It is terrible not only that people and cities are destroyed on it. The war is destroyed and distorted by the souls of people.