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Godfather of the Kremlin

Godfather of the Kremlin

The Decline of Russia in the Age of Gangster Capitalism
BiographyBusiness & Economics
Pages
416
Published
2000
Language
English

Synopsis

Explore the dramatic period following the Soviet Union's collapse, where a new class of businessmen and criminals amassed immense wealth, often at the expense of the Russian people. This account details the ruthless pursuit of billions and the profound impact on a nation in transition. The author's murder in Moscow adds a chilling layer to this true story of power and corruption.

Prose complexity
7/10

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InformativeGrittyComplexIntellectual

Genres

Biography Business & Economics History Politics & Society

About the author

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Paul Klebnikov

Paul Klebnikov was an investigative journalist who wrote about post-Soviet Russia. He is best known for Godfather of the Kremlin, a non-fiction book that exposed Russian oligarchs and corruption. His work provided a critical look at the country's transformation.