Vladimir

Vladimir Putin is a towering figure in world history, a man who has led Russia for over two decades. He is both revered and reviled, a complex and contradictory figure who has reshaped the global landscape. This comprehensive biography tells the story of Putin's life and career, from his humble beginnings in Leningrad to his rise to the presidency of Russia.
Drawing on extensive research and interviews with Putin's friends, colleagues, and critics, the book explores the factors that shaped Putin's worldview, his leadership style, and his decision-making process. It examines his role in the collapse of the Soviet Union, his consolidation of power in Russia, and his foreign policy, including his annexation of Crimea and his military intervention in Syria.
The book also explores Putin's personal life, his relationship with the media, and his cult of personality. It offers a nuanced and insightful portrait of a man who has had a profound impact on Russia and the world.