Lessons from My Father, Alexey Navalny | Dasha Navalnaya | TED

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翻译人员: Sam Li 校对人员: suya f.
00:03
This week, on Sunday,
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本周的周日
00:06
Alexey Navalny -- politician,
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反对党领袖
我的父亲
00:09
opposition leader and my father -- will have been in prison for 1,000 days.
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列克谢·纳瓦尔尼
将在监狱里度过第 1000 天
00:16
Almost three years.
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差不多三年了
00:19
I miss him every single day.
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我每天都想念他
00:21
I'm scared that my father won't be able to come to my graduation ceremony
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我很害怕我父亲 无法参加我的毕业典礼
00:27
or walk me down the aisle at my wedding.
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或在我的婚礼上领我走过红毯
00:31
But if being my father's daughter has taught me anything,
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但如果说作为我父亲的女儿 我学到了什么
00:35
it is to never succumb to fear and sadness.
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那就是永远 不要屈服于恐惧与悲伤
00:41
And I've experienced both, fear and sadness.
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我两者都经历过
恐惧和悲伤
00:45
One of the most fearful moments of my short yet eventful life
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在我短暂而又诸多曲折人生中
最令人后怕的瞬间
00:50
was on August 20, 2020.
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要属 2020 年 8 月 20 日
00:55
That day, I woke up in my childhood bedroom in Moscow.
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那天,在莫斯科。 我在儿时所住的的卧室里醒来
00:59
Like many of us do first thing in the morning,
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就像我们许多人 早上要做的第一件事那样
01:02
I rolled over to the bedside table and reached for my phone.
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我翻到床头柜前伸手去拿手机
01:05
I looked at the screen and was surprised at how many notifications I had.
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我看了着屏幕 惊讶于我收到了如此多的通知
01:10
Twitter, Instagram, Telegram, you name it.
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诸如 Twitter、 Instagram、Telegram
01:14
My feeling of confusion started to slowly turn into a sense of worry.
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然后,我的困惑 开始逐渐转变成一种忧虑
01:19
Alexey Navalny had suddenly fell unconscious on the plane
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阿列克谢·纳瓦尔尼 在飞机上突然失去知觉
01:24
and was taken to the emergency room at the hospital.
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随后被送往医院的急诊室
01:27
My heart dropped to my feet.
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我的心提到了嗓子眼
01:30
Without blinking an eye, I jumped out of my bed
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我不假思索地跳下床
01:33
and ran to my parents' bedroom
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然后跑到父母的卧室
01:34
to tell my mom that I was able to look after my younger brother, Zahar,
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打算告诉妈妈 当她不在的时候
我可以照顾我的弟弟扎哈(Zahar)
01:38
while she was away.
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01:41
But by then, she was already at the airport.
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但那时,她已经在机场了
01:45
The plane on which my father had collapsed
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那架我父亲晕倒的飞机
01:49
had to make an emergency landing in a city in Siberia.
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不得不紧急降落 在西伯利亚的一个城市
01:53
And after two days,
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两天后
01:55
an international uproar
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由于在国际上引起的轩然大波
01:57
and my mom fighting tooth and nail to get him out of there,
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以及我妈妈不遗余力地努力 让他离开那里
02:00
he was finally transferred to the clinic called Charité in Berlin, Germany.
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他最终被转移到 德国柏林的夏里特医院
02:06
There, at the special laboratory of the German armed forces,
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在德国武装部队的特殊实验室中
02:11
they confirmed that he was indeed poisoned
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他们证实他是被诺维乔克集团的
02:14
by a military-grade nerve agent of the Novichok group.
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军用级神经毒所下毒
02:20
He spent three weeks in a coma.
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经过了三个星期的昏迷
02:23
And after months and months of recovery,
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和数月的恢复
02:26
he went back to work with the Anti-Corruption Foundation.
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他又回到了反腐基金会工作
02:31
(Applause)
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(掌声)
02:36
Founded over a decade ago,
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在反腐败基金会成立的十多年来
02:37
the Anti-Corruption Foundation has been doing incredibly important
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一直在进行着
非常重要而且危险的工作
02:41
and dangerous work of spreading information
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即传播和揭露俄罗斯政府的腐败本质
02:44
and exposing the corrupt nature of the Russian government.
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02:48
We've produced over 500 investigations,
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我们已经进行了 500 多项调查工作
02:52
helped organize hundreds of protests in Moscow and run election campaigns.
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协助在莫斯科组织了数百次的抗议
并开展了竞选活动
03:00
We provide free legal assistance to those who, like my father,
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我们向我父亲那样
因为和平示威反对政府的而被监禁的人
03:06
have been imprisoned for peacefully protesting the regime.
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提供免费的法律援助
03:10
We've created a sanctions list of 6,000 government officials, propagandists,
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我们制定了一份制 包含 6,000 人的名单
其中包含政府官员、宣传家、 企业家、各种艺术家
03:16
entrepreneurs, various artists
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03:18
and more people who've supported and worked with Putin over the years.
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以及更多多年来支持普京 并与之合作的人
03:23
And the list works.
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最终这份清单发挥了作用
03:25
Governments all over the world have used our list when imposing sanctions.
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世界各国政府在实施制裁时 都在使用我们的清单
03:30
(Applause)
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(掌声)
03:35
Because Putin and his associates, they live lavishly.
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因为普京和他的同伙 过着奢侈的生活
03:39
They own condos in Miami and penthouses in Manhattan.
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他们在迈阿密拥有宅邸 在曼哈顿拥有顶层公寓
03:43
They own vineyards in France and villas on Lake Como.
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他们在法国拥有葡萄园 在科莫湖边拥有豪宅
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They buy enormous yachts and country houses with gold toilets.
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他们购买了巨大的游艇 和带有金色厕所的乡间别墅
03:53
They buy private jets to send their corgis to dog competitions.
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他们购买私人飞机好送他们的 柯基犬参加狗的比赛
03:57
Yes, you heard that right.
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是的,你没听错
03:58
In 2016, the Anti-Corruption Foundation had released an investigation
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2016 年,反腐败基金会 公布了一项调查
04:03
that Russia's deputy prime minister owned an undeclared jet
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俄罗斯副总理拥有一架
价值超过 6000 万美元 的未申报的飞机
04:08
valued at over 60 million dollars
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04:12
and used it primarily to send his dogs to international competitions.
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其主要用途积极用它 来送他的狗参加国际比赛
04:17
All of this
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所有的这一切
04:19
while most citizens in Russia scramble and live on wages of under 200 dollars.
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都建立在俄罗斯大多数公民
挣扎地,靠不到 200 美元 的工资生活之上
04:27
According to independent polling done by the ACF sociology center,
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根据由 ACF 社会学中心 进行的独立民意调查
04:31
only 15 percent of the population believe in Putin's propaganda.
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只有 15% 的人口相信普京的宣传
04:36
That means that 85 percent of the population
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这意味着其余 85% 的人口
04:40
either opposes the regime,
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要么反对该政权
04:42
doesn’t think it really affects them, don’t follow politics
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要么认为该政权 并未对他们的生活产生影响
04:45
or simply don't know what to believe.
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抑或不关心政治 又或是根本不知道该相信什么
04:49
This is why we ask our supporters, who are ordinary citizens,
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这就是为什么我们要求我们的支持者
这些普通公民
04:54
to spread our investigations and news content to their family members,
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将我们的调查以及新闻
向他们的家人朋友和亲人传播
04:59
friends and loved ones,
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05:00
because we know that if we can reach those who are on the fence
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因为我们知道
如果我们能够触及
那些持观望态度的人
05:04
or persuade those who have been brainwashed by Putin,
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或说服那些被普京政权洗脑的人
05:10
we'll get that much closer to changing the regime.
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我们就可以更接近将政府更迭这一目标
05:14
One of my favorite chants my dad used to do
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在 2011 年至 2014 年 的莫斯科抗议活动中
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during the 2011 to 2014 protests in Moscow
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我父亲最喜欢唱的一句话就是
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was: “One for all and all for one.”
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“人人为我,我为人人”
05:25
This is a phrase that we're all familiar with,
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这是一句我们大多数人 都耳熟能详的一句谚语
05:28
but most of us often forget.
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但我们大多数人经常会忘记
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Dictators like Putin want us to forget it.
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像普京这样的独裁者希望我们忘记它
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They want us to forget how strong we can be when we work together.
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他们想让我们忘记当我们合力同心 时我们能变得多么强大
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They want us to forget how much we can accomplish
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他们想让我们忘记当我们众志成城
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when we stand side by side.
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我们能取得多少成就
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Because it is that much harder for any dictator
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因为对于任何独裁者来说
与国际联合阵线斗争
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to fight an international united front than each of us individually.
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会比对付单一的个体要困难得多
05:57
Now you might think to yourself, "Dasha, why should I care about this?
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现在你可能会心想
“达莎,这些和我有什么关系?”
06:02
Geographically, United States is quite far away from Putin.
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从地理上讲,美国与普京相去甚远
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Is he really that threatening to us,
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“他真的对我们有那么大的威胁吗?”
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or are you just trying to raise unnecessary alarm?"
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“还是你只是想发出不必要的警报?”
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And to that, I want to respond with another thought.
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对此,我想用另一个想法来回应。
06:16
If we don't stand up for them now,
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如果我们现在不为那些 与独裁作斗争的人士挺身而出
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then who will be left to stand up for us later?
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以后还有谁能为我们挺身而出?
06:22
(Applause)
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(掌声)
06:29
Cyber attacks, spreading of propaganda and disinformation,
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网络攻击,散布宣传和虚假信息
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meddling in the elections,
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干预选举
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bribing your government officials.
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贿赂你们的政府官员
06:38
This has been and is continuing to happen.
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这种情况已经发生,并将继续发生
06:42
The West, Europe and the United States have tried talking to Putin.
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西方、欧洲和美国 都已经尝试过与普京对话
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And where did that get us?
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然后这些举措给我们带来了什么?
06:50
The illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014
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带来了 2014 年对 克里米亚的非法吞并
06:53
and now a full-scale war in Ukraine.
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然后是现在,对乌克兰的全面战争
06:57
Tyrants and dictators don't want diplomatic relations.
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暴君和独裁者想要的不是外交关系
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All they want is power.
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他们要的只是极权
07:06
I often catch myself thinking
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我经常独自思索
07:10
how I shouldn't have gone back to school that fall.
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那年秋天我会许不该回到学校
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I should have stayed with my family while my dad was recovering.
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而因该在我父亲康复期间 待在家人身边
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I should have gotten on that plane with him back to Russia
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我应该和他搭乘同一班飞机飞回俄罗斯
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and hugged him before he got unlawfully and outrageously arrested at the airport.
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然后,在他于机场被悍然地 非法逮捕之前拥抱他
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That day when he went back, on January 17, 2021,
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2021 年 1 月 17 日 当他回到俄罗斯的那一天
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thousands of people showed up at the airport to support him.
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成千上万的人出现在机场支持他
07:43
When I was younger, I didn't really understand
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当我还很年幼时 我真的不明白我父亲
07:46
how my dad could be so optimistic about the future.
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怎么能对未来如此乐观
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He was constantly threatened, arrested, followed.
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他经常受到威胁、逮捕和跟踪
07:53
Our family would be followed by men dressed in all black,
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例如,当我们去电影院
就有一个身穿全黑服装、 戴着棒球帽和看起来很滑稽的腰包的男人
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wearing baseball caps and a ridiculous-looking fanny packs
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跟踪了我们整个街区
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when we would go to the cinema.
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08:03
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
08:06
And after a while, my dad decided to make a game out of it.
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这时我父亲就会用它来取乐
08:12
Whenever we would get on the subway,
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比如每当我们搭乘地铁
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we waited until the last moment and quickly got out of the car
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我们都会等到最后一刻, 然后在车门关上之前迅速下车
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right before the doors closed, so that FSB agents were left behind.
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于是联邦安全局特工就被抛在了后面
08:22
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
08:24
A unique childhood experience.
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多独一无二的童年经历
08:25
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
08:29
I think one of the main reasons for my dad's success
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我认为我父亲成功的主要原因之一
08:33
is that he has always been incredible at channeling his emotions
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就是他一直非常擅长疏导自己的情绪
并将之转化为工作的努力和动力
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into hard work and motivation.
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08:42
He wouldn’t get sad, and he was certainly never afraid.
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因此他从不失落,也不曾感到恐惧
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Instead, he would get fired up.
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相反,他之所以会被解雇
08:54
Fired up because he saw a group of ex-KGB corrupt criminals come into power
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是因为他目睹了一群前克格勃 腐败分子执掌了权力
09:00
and destroy his country.
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并摧毁了他的国家
09:02
Seeing that motivated him so much more
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目睹了这一切更加激励他
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to work that much harder to stop them.
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努力地工作以阻止他们
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And that is what makes a true patriot.
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这才是一个真正的爱国者的表现
09:15
Of course I understand
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当然,我也明白
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that, first and foremost,
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首先同时也是最重要的是
09:21
the change needs to come from within the country.
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这样的变革需要从国家内部开始
09:24
And that is precisely why, knowing all the risks,
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而这正是为什么
我的父亲明明知道所有的风险
09:28
my dad went back to Russia 996 days ago.
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也毅然在 996 天前回到俄罗斯
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Because he simply couldn't not go back.
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因为对他来说是一个必然的选择
09:39
My dad is an incredibly courageous and selfless man,
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我父亲是一个 非常勇敢和无私的人
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and I can only dream to be like him one day.
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我梦想有一天能够像他一样
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He doesn't run or hide.
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他不会逃跑也不曾躲藏
09:49
And unlike my father, Putin is a coward.
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而与我父亲不同,普京是个懦夫
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A coward --
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一个懦夫 —
09:54
(Applause)
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(掌声)
10:00
A coward who, with his cronies,
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这个懦夫,和他的亲信们
10:02
can no longer hide from the consequences of what they have done to my country
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再也无法掩盖他们对我们国家
以及民主世界的所作所为
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and democracy around the world.
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10:11
And you, everyone who's sitting here today
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而你们,今天坐在这里的每一个人
或在网上看到这篇演讲的每个人 你们都可以提供帮助
10:14
or watching this online, you can help.
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10:16
Now.
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此时此刻
10:18
You, unlike millions [and] millions
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与俄罗斯数以百万计的
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of those who have been threatened and murdered and silenced in Russia,
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受到威胁、谋杀和沉默的人不同
10:27
you have a voice.
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你们有发言权
10:30
Please don't take your freedom for granted.
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请不要把你的自由视为理所当然
10:35
Russia is my home.
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俄罗斯是我的家
10:38
It’s where I was born.
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是我出生的地方
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It’s where I grew up.
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是我长大的地方
10:41
It’s where I became the person I am today.
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也是我成为今天这样的人的地方
10:45
And I will promise you that I will continue to speak up, tell the truth,
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我会向你保证我会 继续大声疾呼,寻求真相
10:51
and I will continue fighting until Russia is a free and democratic country.
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我会继续战斗直到俄罗斯 成为一个自由和民主的国家
10:56
Thank you very much, free Alexey Navalny.
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谢谢你,我的父亲
自由的阿列克谢·纳瓦利内
10:58
(Applause)
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(掌声)
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