'Shocking' book about Putin's private life wins French literary prize
Roman Badanin and Mikhail Rubin won 20,000 euros for an investigative book that traces Vladimir Putin’s rise and private life.
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A book by two exiled Russian journalists about Vladimir Putin's rise to power and personal life won France's newly established literary prize on Tuesday.
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The book, titled "The Tsar in Propria Persona: How Vladimir Putin Deceived Us All", draws on more than two decades of investigative reporting by journalists Roman Badanin and Mikhail Rubin. The work won a newly-established literary award called Prix Strasbourg awarded by EBRA, France's largest regional newspaper group, and its parent company, Credit Mutuel Alliance Federale. The book is due to be published in France next month. It reads "like a …
The work of Roman Badanine and Mikhail Roubine, two Russian journalists who are now exiled to the United States, won the new Strasbourg Crédit Mutuel Prize on Tuesday, after more than twenty years of investigation and hundreds of testimonies.
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