PUTIN'S SYSTEM IGOR EIDMAN ALEKSANDRA DONETS

Discover the fascinating analysis of the power system in Russia by Igor Eidman and Aleksandra Donets. The book, recommended by Garri Kasparov himself, is an alarm for the world, showing the dangers of Putin's regime. Are we facing an era of destabilization and regression? Is Europe threatened by armed conflict? Immerse yourself in a read that sheds light on the workings of modern Russia.

• In-depth analysis of Putin's regime
• Warning against dangers to the world
• Recommended by Garri Kasparov
• Insight into Russian political circles
• Description of Russia's influence on Western public opinion
• Analysis of Putin's role in the far-right conservative movement

Igor Eidman, a Russian expert who experienced the collapse of democracy in his country, shares his insights and warns of the dangers associated with Putin's Russia. The author presents the Russian regime as a pioneer and leader of a new, far-right conservative movement, listing Putin alongside figures such as Trump, Erdogan, Marine le Pen and Orban. This book is not only a shock therapy for Russophiles, but above all an opportunity to adequately assess the situation and the dangers associated with it.

The author analyzes how Putin came to power and how, under various pretexts, he transformed Russia into an autocratic regime. He describes how Putin tries to influence public opinion in Western countries, destabilizing the political status quo, supporting far-right organizations around the world and making Moscow the command center of the neo-conservative revolution. Thanks to his experience working in high Russian political circles, Eidman has valuable insider information that he shares with readers of this book.

Putin's System is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand modern Russia and the dangers of its policies. It is a book that makes you think and asks difficult questions about the future of Europe and the world. Don't let the neo-conservative revolution reduce the liberal West to Putin's model. Read and draw your own conclusions.

The book has 360 pages, format 206x142 mm and was published in 2022 by Harde Publishing in paperback.