Стогодишњица Андреја Сахарова (видео)

21 May was the centenary of Andrei Sakharov’s birth, the man who Parliament named its human rights prize after. Learn more about him in this video. ЕУ послове 

This year marks the centenary of the birth of Andrei Sakharov (на слици), Soviet physicist and political dissident. Known first as the father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb, Sakharov went on to lead an unrelenting fight against social injustice, advocated the release of dissidents in his country and become one of the regime's most vocal critics. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1975.

Today, in a world where authoritarian regimes and populist forces undermine the fundamental freedoms and question the principle of human rights, the moral symbol represented by Andrei Sakharov constitutes a source of inspiration for all those who fight for democratic principles

David Sassoli’s foreword to the guidebook for the exhibition: Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov - Person of the Era

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Сакхаров награде

Награда Сахаров за слободу мисли додељује се сваке године од 1988. године појединцима и организацијама који бране људска права и основне слободе. Прошле године је награда припала демократска опозиција у Белорусији. Сазнајте више о претходна награда Сахаров лауреати.

Интернет изложба

To find out more about the Sakharov Prize, have a look at the online exhibition on the European cultural heritage website.

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