Five years after the break-up of Soviet Communism, Russia is in a state of anarchy, with its reforms in shambles and its Communists once again willing to proclaim themselves.
David Satter
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Five years after the break-up of Soviet Communism, Russia is in a state of anarchy, with its reforms in shambles and its Communists once again willing to proclaim themselves.
David Satter

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David Satter is the author of The Less You Know, the Better You Sleep: Russia’s Road to Terror and Dictatorship Under Yeltsin and Putin and vice chairman of the Remembrance Society, which commemorates the victims of totalitarianism.
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Five years after the break-up of Soviet Communism, Russia is in a state of anarchy, with its reforms in shambles and its Communists once again willing to proclaim themselves.
David Satter
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About the Author
David Satter is the author of The Less You Know, the Better You Sleep: Russia’s Road to Terror and Dictatorship Under Yeltsin and Putin and vice chairman of the Remembrance Society, which commemorates the victims of totalitarianism.
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