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Catherine Belton's Putin's People traces how a circle of former KGB officers, led by Vladimir Putin, took control of Russia's state, media and economy, then used that power to push back against the West. The book draws on interviews with former officials, oligarchs and insiders, and it became a landmark account of modern Russia. It suits readers who want a reported, narrative history rather than an academic survey. Compared with shorter journalistic treatments, it is denser and more detailed, and some critics say it leans hard on a single thesis.
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Reviewers and readers generally treat it as one of the key books on Putin's Russia, praising its reporting and access. Some find it long and occasionally one-sided, and a few note the dense cast of characters.
Putin's People: How the KGB Took Back Russia and Then Took on the West is a book by Catherine Belton. This edition is a paperback published by Picador USA.
The text is in English.
