At the Frankfurt Book Fair, read the autobiographical stories of Oleg Sentsov. About it reports DW. The participants of #SaveOlegSentsov read in English and German four stories by a Ukrainian director who was imprisoned in Russia..

Ukrainian writers Andrey Kurkov and Victoria Amelina read texts including, several dozens of people attended the rally, including the leader of the Crimean Tatars Mustafa Dzhemilev.

After that, the participants of the readings recovered to the Russian stand and staged a silent protest there..

They got up around a stand with sheets of #SaveOlegSentsov that read while there was a presentation..

Oleg Sentsov is serving a sentence in Russia, he was sentenced to 20 years on trumped-up charges of organizing terrorist acts in Crimea. Sentsov does not agree with the sentence, he held a hunger strike for 145 days: from May 14 to October 5. The director was forced to stop the hunger strike, because, according to him, they were planning to force-feed him..