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Tuesday 3 July 2012

Stolen Kremlin records offer Mid-East conflict explanation


A Russian exile argues that many of the Middle East's current issues were caused not by the British Empire but by the Soviet Empire.  

"Stroilov, a historian now living in London, fled Russia in 2003 after stealing 50,000 top-secret Kremlin documents from the Gorbachev Foundation archives, where he was working as a researcher. He was given access to the archive in 1999, but Gorbachev refused him permission to copy its most significant documents. Having observed the network administrator entering the password into the system, Stroilov reproduced the archive and sent it to secure locations around the world."
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