In 2001, Bukovsky received which medal of freedom?
Kennedy Medal
Truman-Reagan Medal
Obama Medal
Clinton Medal
Answer
The Truman-Reagan Medal of Freedom, bestowed upon Vladimir Bukovsky in 2001, is one of the highest civilian honors bestowed by the United States. Presented to individuals who have made exceptional contributions to promoting democracy, human rights, and world peace, this prestigious award acknowledges Bukovsky's unwavering dedication to these ideals throughout his life and work as a prominent human rights activist and dissident.
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