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She is an independent journalist, Russian political analyst and the author of KGB: State Within a
State.
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He is a former Russian Finance Minister (1993-1994).
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He was Chief Political Analyst at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow from 1994-1997.
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He was Second Secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow (1993-1995). In this
interview, he discusses the errors made in U.S. policy on Russia during the
1990s, and the "open warfare" that broke out among U.S. embassy staff over the
direction of that policy. He currently is Associate Director of the Broadcasting Division for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
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He was Chief Political Analyst at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow from
1990-1994.
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The author of Yeltsin's Russia: Myths and Reality, she is senior
associate in the Carnegie Endowment's Russian and Eurasian Program, and a
former deputy director of the Moscow Institute of International Economic and
Political Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
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He is U.S. Deputy Secretary of State and has specialized in Russia affairs in
both his government and journalism careers.
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He was Boris Yeltsin's press secretary from 1991-1993 and was a journalist
with Komsomolskaya Pravda.
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The author of Collision and Collusion: The Strange Case of Western Aid to
Eastern Europe, she is a research fellow in the Institute for European,
Russian and Eurasian Studies at George Washington University.
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He is a senior analyst for the Jamestown Foundation and writes from Moscow on
Russian domestic affairs. He was a writer with Voice of America and has worked
as a business columnist with The Moscow Times, and as Moscow
representative and program officer for Freedom House.
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Kovalev headed Russia's Human Rights Commission under Yeltsin until he resigned
in protest over the first war in Chechnya. He is a veteran lawmaker who served
in Soviet-era legislatures and in all three post-Soviet Dumas. Arseny Roginsky
is a historian. After being released from a Soviet prison camp during the
Gorbachev era, he founded "Memorial," the largest human rights organization in
Russia.
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