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==Yegor Gaidar==

==Yegor Gaidar==

Yegor Gaidar is grandson of a famous [[Bolshevik]] who achieved notoriety as the teenage [[mass murder]]er of [[White Army]] officers loyal to the [[monarchy]]. After the collapse of the Soviet Union under Yeltsin, Gaidar headed the [[Moscow]]-based Institute for Economies in Transition and became an instant [[oligarch]] in [[capitalist]] Russia, leaving workers virtual [[slave]]s of their new [[foreign]] investors.

Yegor Gaidar is grandson of a famous [[Bolshevik]] who achieved notoriety as the teenage [[mass murder]]er of [[White Army]] officers loyal to the [[monarchy]]. After the collapse of the Soviet Union under Yeltsin, Gaidar headed the [[Moscow]]-based Institute for Economies in Transition and became an instant [[oligarch]] in [[capitalist]] Russia. Gaidar was the acting [[Prime Minister]] of Russia in 1992 and simultaneously held several other cabinet roles. Gaidar was also in the State Duma from 1993 to 1996 and from 1999 to 2003. Gaidar is known for his role in the transition of Russia to a [[market economy]]. He implemented "shock therapy" reforms, which brought about harsh criticism. The country experienced hyperinflation and mass impoverishment as a result of these reforms leaving workers virtual [[slave]]s of their new [[foreign]] investors.

==Mikhail Khodorkovsky==

==Mikhail Khodorkovsky==