journalist kirill vishnepolsky remembers well the evening of july 9, 2004; he says he offered paul areceived a phone call from america. my wife called from new york and said, you know, for some reason i wanted to call, but i know why, how you are doing, in 15 minutes , yes. to death, pavel sat down in a chair, plumped, he was abrupt, threw his legs on the table, with his pipe, and he waved to me like that, this is his last gesture. who saw it, this is the first footage from the scene of the murder of paul klebnikov. the journalist was able to walk a few meters from the building in which the forbes editorial office was located towards the botanical garden metro station. the killer fired from a passing lada car, presumably from a makarov pistol. nine shell casings were found at the scene. khlebnikov was urgently hospitalized. he managed to tell his arriving colleagues that he did not know who shot him for what. doctors fought for the life of the sex, but were powerless. investigators. in the nineties, he owned large shares in various companies, tried in every possible way to interfere

journalist kirill vishnepolsky shows a book donated by a close friend and a colleague who has not beenr him. pavel yurich is for his own people. according to his passport, paul klebnikov, an american journalist with russian roots, was born in new york, received an excellent education at the university of california, but made a professional career in moscow. he came here to lead. editor of the russian version of the financial magazine forbes, here he began to engage in investigative journalism and sincerely fell in love with russia. 20 years old, what was it like yesterday? journalist kirill vishnepolsky good remembers the evening of july 9, 2004, says: he offered paul to take him to the subway, but the editorial office received a phone call from america. my wife called from new york and said, you know, for some reason i wanted to call, i don’t know why, how are you doing there, 15 minutes before your death. pavel sat down in a chair, slumped, he was abrupt, threw his legs on the table, waved his pipe, this was his last gesture. who saw him, these are the first frames from the scene of

vishnepolsky, colleague and friend of khlebnikov, 20 years after the cynical reprisal cannot hold backhe reason for the murder of paul was his professional activity, the fact that he told the west the truth about russia is certainly important. this is his journalistic activity, but he also taught us our journalistic activity, he was a mentor for us, at first we called him paul, and then he became pasha, and pavel yuryevich, if we still remember, he is still alive, and still is pasha. the american half-khlebnik, who was called pavel yuryevich in russia, was a descendant of russian emigrants, born in new york in 1963, studied there, graduated from the university of california, then the school of economics in london, defended his doctorate... publications berezovsky sued khlebnikov for the protection of his honor and dignity. the process lasted 6 years, but the oligarch never received an apology. moreover, in 2000, khlebnikov published a book about the crimes of a businessman. it became a bestseller and sold thousands of copies in several countries around the world, in different languages

journalist kirill vishnepolsky shows a book donated by a close friend and colleague who has not beenel yuryevich khlebnikov, dear, i feel terribly sorry for him. pavel yuryevich is paul khlebnikov for his passport, an american journalist with russian roots, born in new york, received an excellent education in californian

he, journalist kiril vishnepolsky, shows a book donated by a close friend and colleague who has not beenround for 20 years. palovich khlebnikov, dear, i feel terrible for him. pavel yuryevich - this is for his own people, according to his passport, paul klebnikov, an american journalist with russian roots, was born in new york, received an excellent education at the university of california, but made his professional career in moscow, here. to death, pavel sat down in a chair, plumped, he was abrupt, threw his legs on the table, with a pipe, and he waved to me like that, this is the last gesture who saw him, these are the first images from the scene of the murder of paul klepnikov, the journalist was able to walk a few meters from the building in which the forbes editorial office was located towards the metro station to the botanical garden, the killer fired from a passing lada, presumably from a makarov pistol. nine shell casings were found at the scene. khlebnikov was urgently hospitalized. he managed to tell his arriving colleagues that he did not know who shot him for what? doctors f

vishnepolsky, khlebnikov’s colleague and friend, 20 years after the cynical massacre, he can’t holdrs, i’m sure the reason for the murder was gender became his professional activity, the fact that he told the west the truth about russia, this is certainly important, this is his journalistic activity, but he also taught us our journalistic activity. one of the first materials is a rating of the 100 richest people in russia. then it became a sensation. some were dissatisfied, realizing that these data would become the subject of study for the prosecutor general's office, others accused the magazine of subjectivity. but the article about boris berezovsky, the russian neftyan businessman and media mogul, created a real sensation. khlebnikov’s material was the result of a large number of interviews and journalistic investigations about the activities of khlebnikov, who had already escaped at that time. from russia oligarch, he passed the most bloody and violent path, and the destructiveness of his path was amazing, even by russian standards. after this publication , perezovsky filed a la

journalist kirill vishnepolsky , a colleague and friend of klebnikov, 20 years after the cynical massacreot hold back his tears. i'm sure the reasons. economic development of russia. klebnikov always considered himself russian in mentality character. that is why he came to moscow and headed the editorial office of the russian version of the financial magazine forbes. one of the first materials is a rating of the 100 richest people in russia. then it became a sensation. some were dissatisfied, realizing that these data would become the subject of study for the prosecutor general's office, others accused the magazine of subjectivity. but a real sensation. produced an article about boris berezovsky, a russian businessman, oil and media tycoon. khlebnikov’s material was the result of a large number of interviews and journalistic investigations about the activities of at that time, an oligarch who had already fled from russia. he went through the most bloody battle path, and the destructiveness of his path was amazing even by russian standards. after this publication, he filed a lawsuit agains