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The Invention of Russia

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First published: 2015
Pages: 346

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The Invention of Russia free pdf book download or read it online from here. Arkady Ostrovsky’s “The Invention of Russia” offers an in-depth analysis of Russia’s metamorphosis from the Cold War’s end to Putin’s ascendancy. As a Moscow-based correspondent for The Economist, Ostrovsky provides a unique perspective on this largely unreported transformation. The book examines how influential individuals, including media tycoons and Kremlin propagandists, molded Russia during this volatile era. It also investigates Putin’s employment of hybrid warfare and the concerning increase in his military involvements. The book has been recognized with the Orwell Prize and the Cornelius Ryan Award.

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Arkady Ostrovsky

Arkady Ostrovsky is a Russian-born journalist whose reporting has included work for the Financial Times and The Economist, where he served as Moscow bureau chief and Russia editor. The Invention of Russia examines the country’s post-Soviet transformation through the editors, ideologues, television figures, and political strategists who shaped public life.

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