My Parents Were Muscovites. They Worked At

To Admit Guilt For Nonexistent Crimes Is Unacceptable To Me.

My Parents Were Muscovites. They Worked At The Kaliber Factory.

I'm Not An Ordinary Prisoner.

If We Talk About Changes Of Power In Russia, That Has Occurred Several Times In The Past Century. After Stalin Came Khrushchev, Who Implemented His Legacy Quite Radically, One Could Say. But There Was No Blood, Nonetheless. After Brezhnev Came Gorbachev. I'm Not Talking About The Ones Who Were In Power For Only A Short Period Of Time. Gorbachev, Too, Left A Very Radical Legacy.

Putin Doesn't Conduct Elections In The Western Sense Of Elections. This Is More Accurately Probably Described As A Plebiscite, Where People Are Supposed To Express Their Support For Him. The Russian System Is Not Unique In This Respect, But It Is Rather Interesting. Here, In The West, The Impression That People Have Is That Putin Runs The Whole Country. This Is Not So, At All. To A Certain Extent, You Could Say That He Runs The Kremlin, And This Means That It's, In Some Situations, Hard To Tell Whether It's Him Running The Kremlin, Or The People Around Him Running Him.