The Story of How Russia Becomes a Democracy after Losing to Ukraine. Opposing Putin is a risky proposition; for instance, a fellow Russian Parliament member turned dissident, Denis Voronenkov, was on his way to see Ponomarev when he was shot and killed in March 2017 by Russian intelligence. &nbsp; Ponomarev has lived in Kyiv since 2016. As a result of Voronenkov's murder, he now receives personal protection by the Ukrainian Security Service. And as he said in a recent television interview, "I keep a machine gun by the door." &nbsp; But if you ask Ponomarev why he joined Ukraine's armed territorial defense forces, he will reply: &nbsp; "I'm not fighting against Russia, I'm fighting against Putin and Putinism and Russian fascism." &nbsp; In this book, Ponomarev offers his plan for how the Russian people can purge their country of Putin, Putinism, and dictatorship, and turn it into a democracy.

Does Putin Have to Die?: The Story of How Russia Becomes a Democracy after Losing to Ukraine

History

Stebben, Gregg

Ponomarev, Ilya

Russia

Skyhorse

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Does Putin Have to Die?: The Story of How Russia Becomes a Democracy after Losing to Ukraine