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Courage and Control in Russian Politics
This chapter examines the background of a notable Russian opposition leader and how his childhood experiences, particularly the Chernobyl disaster, influenced his perceptions of state authority. It highlights the complexities of public sentiment regarding the Ukraine war, the government's oppressive tactics, and the psychological dynamics of power in Russia. Additionally, the discussion underscores the resilience of dissidents like Alexei Navalny amidst a backdrop of fear, repression, and historical Western misjudgments in dealing with Putin.
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