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Princess Michael of Kent, a Russian entrepreneur and the perils of doing business in Putin's Russia

May 27, 2012

The story of how a friend of Princess Michael of Kent was gunned down outside his Moscow house is a bitter tale of business ambition, rivalry and royalty in Russia. full story

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