Putin’s Case: from Petty Crime to Nuclear Blackmail of the World

What is inside the book?
This book provides detailed information about unknown facts of Russian president V. Putin’s biography from childhood to the present day. It takes a step-by-step approach to the question that people around the world are trying to understand: how an ordinary person with average learning abilities and average intelligence grew into one of the bloodiest dictators of our time, who can be compared in cruelty to Hitler and Stalin. How V. Putin came to power in Russia and created an autocratic terrorist state from a multicultural and multi-confessional Russian Federation. How during his presidency Russia has become a prison for its own people of 190 ethnic groups for which Russia is a home and a real threat to peace and humanity.

How does this book differ from similar ones?
The information in this book reveals unknown and little-known facts about the biography of Russian President V. Putin. It is based on open media sources such as articles in newspapers and magazines, Internet videos, recorded dialogues with people who knew Putin at different periods of his life, classified information from Russian archives that were opened within a short time after the collapse of the USSR and the investigation conducted by BBC, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, Bellingcat journalists and other sources.

Target audience:
This book is for everyone who is interested in unknown facts of Russian president biography and the latest Russian history events