THE AGE OF ASSASSINS. PUTIN'S TOXIC POLITICS

Immerse yourself in the dark world of politics and intrigue, where the lines between truth and falsehood blur in the shadow of the Kremlin. The book "The Age of Assassins. Putin's Toxic Politics" is an insightful study of Vladimir Putin's rise to power and his grip on the reins, set against the backdrop of dramatic events such as the war in Chechnya. Authors Yuri Felshtinsky and Vladimir Pribylovsky expose the behind-the-scenes of Russian politics, revealing the politician's ties to corporations, rampant corruption, and election-rigging mechanisms.

• In-depth analysis of Putin's rise to power
• Comparison of official and unofficial biographies
• Disclosure of ties to corporations and big money
• Description of election-rigging mechanisms
• Profiles of Putin's "friends"
• Analysis of unexplained deaths since Lenin

This book is not just a biography, but above all an analysis of the system that enabled Putin to seize and maintain power. The authors, relying on testimonies from, among others, Putin's biological mother, who allegedly received a ban on speaking about it, present an alternative version of events, shedding new light on the figure of the Russian leader. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand modern Russia and the mechanisms of its politics.

"The Age of Assassins" is also a story about the pervasive corruption that permeates the Russian elites. The authors reveal how politics intertwines with business, creating a network of connections in which it is difficult to distinguish the public interest from the private one. This book is also a warning against the dangers posed by Putin's toxic policies, both for Russia itself and for the whole world.

The last chapter of the book, entitled "The Age of Assassins", recalls cases of unexplained deaths that have accompanied Russian politics since Lenin. The authors ask questions about responsibility and the mechanisms behind these tragic events. It is a dark and shocking read that forces reflection on the condition of the modern world.

Bukowy Las Publishing presents this book in a paperback cover, consisting of 600 pages. The 209x145 mm format makes it an ideal read on the go. The year of publication, 2022, guarantees the topicality of the issues raised and a fresh look at Russian politics. "The Age of Assassins" is a book that will remain in the reader's memory for a long time.