“Technologies of Counterrevolution” by Mikola Dziadok is an analytical examination of the repressive methods used by the Lukashenko regime to suppress civil society in Belarus.

Combining academic analysis with political commentary, the book explores how state repression extends far beyond physical violence and imprisonment. From police brutality and solitary confinement to psychological operations, media manipulation, and the promotion of “traditional values,” Dziadok examines the mechanisms used to control society and silence dissent.

The author aims to expose these methods, explain how they operate, and explore ways to recognize and counter them. The book also includes his personal history of encounters with Belarusian security forces, beginning in 2010.

Mikola Dziadok has spent nearly ten years in prison for his political beliefs.

Language: Belarusian
Cover: softcover
Format: 125x150 mm
Place of publication: Lithuania
Year of publication: 2026