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12. Given that his buddy is publishing the textbooks

Sun Nov 2, 2014, 04:30 AM

Nov 2014

that will also make it much easier to control the content. They might as well stamp "Kremlin Approved" on each textbook with Putin's signature.

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Putin�s Friend Profits in Purge of Schoolbooks [View all] uhnope Nov 2014 OP

Crooks, criminals... SoapBox Nov 2014 #1

Maybe the new books can have Pootie-Poot and Stalin louis-t Nov 2014 #2

This shouldn't be shocking albino65 Nov 2014 #3

But, but.. Bold, decisive, patriotic, polite! freshwest Nov 2014 #8

Who do you mean by 'we?' nt geek tragedy Nov 2014 #7

More hair shirt politics Adrahil Nov 2014 #15

Hmm, El Shaman Nov 2014 #6

A classic kleptocracy alcibiades_mystery Nov 2014 #9

Given that his buddy is publishing the textbooks davidpdx Nov 2014 #12

Sounds like the Russians are taking pages sulphurdunn Nov 2014 #13

The NYT's intense interest in corruption in Russia is well known. bemildred Nov 2014 #14