Khodorkovsky and the freedom agenda

If you want partners in freedom in countries where neither partners nor freedom is easily found. You have to train them, finance them

By —— Bio and Archives--December 27, 2013

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Until his arrest in October 2003, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the oligarch and oil executive, was the richest man in Russia. He might have still been the richest man in Russia today if he hadn’t started thinking about politics, and objecting to the fact that under President Vladimir Putin, Russia had abandoned all prospects for democracy.
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