Summary:
The book explores how Russia's history, particularly the fall of the Soviet Union, has shaped the country's national identity and Vladimir Putin's leadership. It delves into how Putin's regime uses this historical narrative to consolidate power, influence public opinion, and assert Russia's position on the global stage.
Key points:
1. Soviet Collapse Impact: The book discusses how the Soviet Union's fall affected Russian society and politics, leading to a desire for stability and power under Putin.
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