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PUTLER: How Russia Rebuilt Fascism and Why the World Is Repeating the 1930s

بوتلر: كيف أعادت روسيا بناء الفاشية ولماذا يكرر العالم حقبة الثلاثينيات

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Putler is a political autopsy of a modern dictatorship — and a warning written in real time.

This book traces how Vladimir Putin’s regime was constructed step by step: through manufactured legitimacy, controlled elections, elimination of rivals, internal propaganda, and the revival of a revanchist imperial ideology disturbingly similar to that of Nazi Germany.

It shows how aggression was normalized — and rewarded.

From the seizure of Crimea to the destruction of Donbas, from MH17 to full-scale war against Ukraine, Putler reveals how the international system failed not once, but repeatedly. Sanctions came late. Warnings were ignored. Appeasement was disguised as diplomacy.

PUTLER: How Russia Rebuilt Fascism and Why the World Is Repeating the 1930s
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Bibliographic Data

Author
PublisherAmazon Digital ServicesWebsite
Countryأمريكا
Primary CategoryIdeas and Policies
Published2026
LanguageEnglish (EN)
Pages132 pages
Editionالأولى
Dimensions15×23
ISBN979-8244544183
Translation
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About Stanley Quintrell

**Stanley Quintrell:** He is an independent writer and researcher interested in political and historical affairs. In his writings, he focuses on analyzing authoritarian regimes and comparing contemporary political events to the twentieth century (specifically the World War II era and the period preceding it).

About Maxim Karpenko

**Maxim Karpenko:** He is an independent Russian programmer and game developer (known for his opposition to current policies and the war), who gained widespread international fame as the creator and lead developer of the popular simulation game "WorldBox." In this work, Karpenko contributes by providing a vivid perspective and analysis that reflect Russia's internal reality and the impact of the state media machine on society.

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