The Heroic Zelensky in Happier Times

current events, Inspirational People, international crises 1 Minute
The Ukraine President when he was just playing one on TV.

This is a clip from “Servant of the People,” the TV show starring Volodymyr Zelensky in which he portrayed a teacher who was elected President of Ukraine after a video of him as a corruption fighter in the show went viral.

His performance in that TV show catapulted him into the Presidency. Now, so poignantly, he’s won the admiration of people all over the world for his bravery and stature.

Netflix announced on March 16 that “Servant of the People” is again available in the US.

I sure hope the folks at Netflix paid generously for the rights to this revival–and as I type that word, I know you’re all with me in hoping that Ukraine’s status will soon move from survival to revival.

Annie

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I've been a nonfiction writer for many years, exploring diverse topics that pique my curiosity, as noted in my first blog posting (Greetings!). I'm seeking dialogue with others committed to joining me in this exploration, sharing my conviction that different views can be exchanged in a respectful, civil discourse where we can learn from one another and be agreeable, even when we disagree. These postings depend for their enrichment on your participation: your ideas, insights, knowledge, opinions, and personal stories.

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7 thoughts on “The Heroic Zelensky in Happier Times”

    1. Thank you for this heartfelt comment, KK! At times it has seemed that Putin’s lies about the war have been receiving far more oxygen than they should, both here in the US and in other countries.

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    1. It’s like there’s a continuum of humanity, and Zelensky’s on one end, reluctantly forced into war to save his country, while Putin’s on the other, shrouded in malevolence and evil.
      Thanks for your comment, mm.

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