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The Kremlin’s Noose: Note on Transliteration

The Kremlin’s Noose
Note on Transliteration

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table of contents
  1. List of Illustrations
  2. List of Abbreviations
  3. Note on Transliteration
  4. Introduction
  5. 1. Offspring of the Soviet System
  6. 2. A Meeting in St. Petersburg
  7. 3. Elections and Beyond
  8. 4. Behind Kremlin Walls
  9. 5. Turmoil
  10. 6. An Heir to the Throne
  11. 7. Putin’s Path to Victory
  12. 8. A Clash of Titans
  13. 9. The Outcast versus the Tyrant
  14. 10. The Kremlin on the Offensive
  15. 11. A Life Falling Apart
  16. 12. Berezovsky’s End
  17. Acknowledgments
  18. Notes
  19. Index

Note on Transliteration

Throughout this book, I use the Library of Congress transliteration system from Cyrillic to Latin script, except in cases where names are well known and there is a familiar spelling, such as Yeltsin (rather than El’tsin) and Berezovsky (rather than Berezovskii) and where names or words are cited in quotations or reference notes with a different transliteration.

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