every villain in the area, but zubok knew his role in the production, the leader of the organized crimei leontiev, his cousin, were involved. he is the right hand of pavel lugovskoy, as well as fyodor savelyev and andrey kazakov, leontiev himself usually stood behind the video camera . he was also the artistic director of this criminal trail. in each performance that took place in the forest, a specially invited actor was involuntarily involved. he is the hostage kommersant, he was assigned the main role to pull the trigger fees for this production in the green theater amounted to tens of millions of rubles. the hostage gave that kind of money to the bandits because no one would ever see the video. all this criminal television show was needed by the members of an organized criminal group to convince the hostages that he was forced to become a murderer, paid money to bandits and did not go to the police, and the video was compromising evidence. indeed , at that moment, the hostage did not know that all these were theatrical actions, and tails of cartridges abducted not only businessmen i

let's hear from vladislav zubok, professor of international history at the london school of economicsbout the way and manner in which these funeral events are being conducted because on the one hand he is denied a state funeral but there are some state honours for mr gorbachev. i keep thinkin: honours for mr gorbachev. i keep thinking about _ honours for mr gorbachev. i keep thinking about the _ honours for mr gorbachev. i keep thinking about the great - honours for mr gorbachev. i keep thinking about the great funerals | thinking about the great funerals from the russian revolution and at the funeral of lenin where millions began to pour two look at him and the highly staged funeral of stalin where he laden date for a couple of days. —— he lay in state. gorbachev was a student then and he went to see him and risk of his life. i remember when leon and brezhnev died and after him vice president george bush came from the united states and some other dignitaries. despite the bad moment that was the called war so seeing only viktor orban coming and standing before the casket and coming to

let's hear from vladislav zubok, professor of international history at the london school of economics ago when we spoke about the funeral arrangements, we spoke about the political consequences of mikhail gorbachev. let's speak about economics, because reform of the soviet system, a kind of centrist economic model that, frankly, if head at ever delivered, certainly wasn't delivering by the late 1980s. what followed was a system where many got rich are very quick and many got rich are very quick and many became poor very quick and at the same time they lost in the via prolix is an reliability is that had made their lives unbearable. what response ability do you think rests on mikhail gorbachev for the chaos that followed? he on mikhail gorbachev for the chaos that followed?— that followed? he was a central fi . ure that followed? he was a central figure and _ that followed? he was a central figure and that _ that followed? he was a central figure and that aspect _ that followed? he was a central figure and that aspect of- that followed? he was a central figure and that aspect of his -