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| − | '''Boris Berezovsky''' was a significant figure during the presidency of [[Boris Yeltsin]], serving as deputy secretary of Russia's Security Council in 1996 and later as executive secretary in 1998. He played a role in Yeltsin's reelection in 1996 by bankrolling his campaign and using his [[media]] influence. After [[Vladimir Putin]] came to power, Berezovsky became a prominent critic of the [[Kremlin]] and went into exile in [[Great Britain]] in late 2000. He was found dead by hanging in his [[London]] bathroom, ruled a [[suicide]], in 2013. | + | [[File:Screenshot 27-8-2026 191043.jpeg|right|250px|thumb|Berezovsky (''left'') with [[Rinat Abramovich]] in the 90s.]] |
| + | '''Boris Berezovsky'''<ref>[ Chechen mysteries decades past], ''[[Oligarch]]s, [[terrorist]]s, [[gangster]]s, [[conspiracies]]. 1993-99.'' Events in Ukraine, Aug 27, 2026.</ref> was a significant figure during the presidency of [[Boris Yeltsin]], serving as deputy secretary of Russia's Security Council in 1996 and later as executive secretary in 1998. He played a role in Yeltsin's reelection in 1996 by bankrolling his campaign and using his [[media]] influence. After [[Vladimir Putin]] came to power, Berezovsky became a prominent critic of the [[Kremlin]] and went into exile in [[Great Britain]] in late 2000. He was found dead by hanging in his [[London]] bathroom, ruled a [[suicide]], in 2013. | ||
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Revision as of 01:17, August 28, 2026
Berezovsky (left) with Rinat Abramovich in the 90s.
Boris Berezovsky[1] was a significant figure during the presidency of Boris Yeltsin, serving as deputy secretary of Russia's Security Council in 1996 and later as executive secretary in 1998. He played a role in Yeltsin's reelection in 1996 by bankrolling his campaign and using his media influence. After Vladimir Putin came to power, Berezovsky became a prominent critic of the Kremlin and went into exile in Great Britain in late 2000. He was found dead by hanging in his London bathroom, ruled a suicide, in 2013.
References
- ↑ [ Chechen mysteries decades past], Oligarchs, terrorists, gangsters, conspiracies. 1993-99. Events in Ukraine, Aug 27, 2026.