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Tag: Elena Chinayeva

Posted inEastern Europe & Russia, Regions

Russia After the Elections: Boris Nemtsov

by ELENA CHINAYEVA 23 Feb 1996

With his efficiency and enthusiasm, Nizhnii Novgorod governor Nemtsov has made a name for himself as the architect of provincial reform. He is even starting to attract international notice by ELENA CHINAYEVA IF THERE WAS ANYBODY LEFT IN RUSSIA WHO did not know who Boris Nemtsov was, a June 1995 edition of the TV program […]

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Russia After the Elections: Yurii Luzhkov

by ELENA CHINAYEVA 23 Feb 1996
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by ELENA CHINAYEVA 01 Dec 1995

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