| وصف الكتاب | In this novel gripping Putin's rise to power, Stephen Lee Myers tells Putin's origins - from his childhood of extreme poverty in Leningrad to his rise in the ranks of the KGB, and his eventual unification in the Kremlin. As the world struggles to confront a more aggressive Russia, the importance of Vladimir Putin's vast and ambitious understanding is no greater than ever. On the one hand, Putin's many domestic reforms - from tax cuts to the expansion of property rights - helped reshape the potential of millions of Russians whose only democratic experience was crime, poverty and instability after the fall of the Soviet Union. On the other hand, Putin has ushered in the new authoritarian power - which does not disturb the brutal suppression of the politically and militarily new opposition in areas such as the Crimea and the Middle East. The new Tsar is an astonishing achievement, a deeply researched and fundamental biography of one of the world's most important and destabilizing leaders in modern history, a man who has become closely bound by Russia's future perspective of ruthless rule. |
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