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SIMFEROPOL / MOSCOW (Aftenposten): It is the peninsula that is most talked about in Europe. Join Aftenposten in the annexed Crimean peninsula.
Alexei Jefremov will fight for the population of the annexed Crimean peninsula to become as good as possible. It has cost him dearly. Kristina vanuni
Alexei Jefremov lives a life of great contrasts. On the one hand, he is surrounded by complete calm as he sticks different colored moss on different wooden boards. But behind him hangs a sign with an aggressive message:
“Stop! Danger zone!”
The sign is a reminder to him despite the fact that his entire life is a dangerous zone. A vacation trip to Europe changed his view of politics. Alexei Jefremov has chosen to leave a quiet life as a pro-Russian professor and politician. Now he lives a life in political opposition.
In the Crimean peninsula annexed to the Black Sea, there is a very lonely and dangerous life.
Alexei Jefremov has been arrested more times than he has a record. Every time he showed up for a demonstration, he missed classes with the school management. Now he survives by providing private tuitions and small income from moss art.
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