по праву жертвы
"все, что рассказывает Луговой, очень похоже на правду"
Бедный Егор Тимурович.
Затравленному верить. Грани.
В тему. Отрывок из книги Гольдфарба.
In early April 2007, in the departure hall of Berlin Airport, I bumped into Katya Genieva, a prominent liberal figure in Moscow who had accompanied Gaidar to the Dublin conference. I was curious to learn more. Is it possible that Gaidar had simply had a stomach bug and made a fool of himself over nothing?
"Good Lord, Alex! How could you say that?" responded Katya in horror. "He nearly died. I was poisoned too."
It turned out that she was having breakfast with Gaidar that morning. Apparently she got a much lower dose, and her symptoms were milder, but she was very ill for four months and her own doctors believe that she had been poisoned by an unknown substance. She had no doubt it was an attempted assassination. She also confirmed the authenticity of the Soros letter.
"Is it possible that Gaidar was blackmailed by the Kremlin into smearing Boris?" I wondered.
"Of course not," said Katya. "Yegor Timurovich really believes Berezovsky is behind it."
Бедный Егор Тимурович.
Затравленному верить. Грани.
В тему. Отрывок из книги Гольдфарба.
In early April 2007, in the departure hall of Berlin Airport, I bumped into Katya Genieva, a prominent liberal figure in Moscow who had accompanied Gaidar to the Dublin conference. I was curious to learn more. Is it possible that Gaidar had simply had a stomach bug and made a fool of himself over nothing?
"Good Lord, Alex! How could you say that?" responded Katya in horror. "He nearly died. I was poisoned too."
It turned out that she was having breakfast with Gaidar that morning. Apparently she got a much lower dose, and her symptoms were milder, but she was very ill for four months and her own doctors believe that she had been poisoned by an unknown substance. She had no doubt it was an attempted assassination. She also confirmed the authenticity of the Soros letter.
"Is it possible that Gaidar was blackmailed by the Kremlin into smearing Boris?" I wondered.
"Of course not," said Katya. "Yegor Timurovich really believes Berezovsky is behind it."