All the Kremlin's Men
14 hrs. 15 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Mikhail Zygar
Author
Mikhail Zygar
Narrator
Boris Blokhin
Narrator
Boris Blokhin
Description
Sergei Zygaryev is known to many Russian TV viewers as the chief editor of the only independent TV channel “Dozhd” in Russia. In his youth, as a correspondent and a graduate of MGIMO, he worked as a military correspondent for the newspaper “Kommersant” and filed reports from hot spots: Iraq, Palestine, Lebanon, Sudan, and countries of the former CIS.
He is the author of several books recognized by the “thinking public.”
His publicistic work “All the Kremlin’s Men. A Brief History of Contemporary Russia” has been highly praised by many contemporaries for its detailed, balanced, and “quite impartial book about the newest history of the Russian state,” as Boris Akunin put it. In it, Zygaryev paints a vivid picture of fifteen years of Russian reality led by President Vladimir Putin.
Written based on documents, statements of witnesses and eyewitnesses, as well as well-known facts and memories, this book has become a kind of research. The author tries to trace the path by which a liberal-minded head of government from the time at the end of the Chechen war turned into a fiery leader now presiding over confrontation with Western states. He asks his readers to understand how and when this person became fully identified with the machinery of power structures…
He is the author of several books recognized by the “thinking public.”
His publicistic work “All the Kremlin’s Men. A Brief History of Contemporary Russia” has been highly praised by many contemporaries for its detailed, balanced, and “quite impartial book about the newest history of the Russian state,” as Boris Akunin put it. In it, Zygaryev paints a vivid picture of fifteen years of Russian reality led by President Vladimir Putin.
Written based on documents, statements of witnesses and eyewitnesses, as well as well-known facts and memories, this book has become a kind of research. The author tries to trace the path by which a liberal-minded head of government from the time at the end of the Chechen war turned into a fiery leader now presiding over confrontation with Western states. He asks his readers to understand how and when this person became fully identified with the machinery of power structures…
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