Felshtinsky’s, The Corporation, brings forth the truths of Putin’s reign and the team of FSB agents that serve him loyally. This book illustrates Putin as representing a completely new phenomenon, never before encountered by mankind. Suspected of numerous murders throughout his life, including Alexander Litvinenko and Anna Politkovskaya, Vladimir Putin has continually kept himself untouched by authorities. And even now as he leaves office, his strong hold on Russia continues on to the Prime Minister’s seat.
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The Corporation
Russia and the KGB in the Age of President Putin
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Publication Details
Hardcover / 300 pages
ISBN:1594032467
AVAILABLE:2/16/2009
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The Corporation
Russia and the KGB in the Age of President Putin
About the Author
Yuri Felshinsky, a prominent author, historian, and journalist, is an expert on Russia and the former Soviet Union. He has been featured in hundreds of print, TV and radio interviews worldwide.
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