Many Russians braving the cold and the risk of a police crackdown to pay their respects at makeshift

memorials to opposition leader Alexi Nervami.

They came to say goodbye to the man who'd given them hope but died in prison. And outside the

church, longer and longer the cue of Russians wanting to pay their last

respects to Alexei Navalny.

The sudden death of Alexei Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition leaders sent shock waves around the world earlier this year.

He died in suspicious circumstances while being held in an Arctic prison colony.

Many campaigners, including his widow Yulia and his closest associates,

say they won't rest until they get answers about what happened.

I'm Anne McElvoy and welcome to Powerplay. We're so happy you're listening and we'd greatly appreciate it if you could follow us wherever you get your

podcasts. This week my guest bears witness to the brutality of Ademir Putin's

regime. outside his home in Lithuania where he now lives in exile.

They've subsequently been arrests.

So how does a man who knows how savage the Kremlin's revenge can be

feel about facing his attackers. We spoke on stage at the Copenhagen Democracy

Summit.

Leonard, I'm going to dive in.

It must be a very difficult question for you, but do you have any more insights? in what

happened when Mr. Navar only died in that penal camp

and do you believe the official version that his health?

I don't have any insights.

It's not about insights.

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