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| + | '''John B. Dunlop''' wrote ''Storm in Moscow: A Plan of the Yeltsin "Family" to Destabilize Russia'', published by the [[Hoover Institution]] on October 8, 2004. | ||
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 John B. Dunlop  (academic, historian) | |
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| Member of | American Committee for Peace in Chechnya, Hoover Institution/Fellows |
John B. Dunlop wrote Storm in Moscow: A Plan of the Yeltsin "Family" to Destabilize Russia, published by the Hoover Institution on October 8, 2004.
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