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Kim Zigfeld
Kim Zigfeld is a New York City-based writer who publishes her own Russia specialty blog, La Russophobe. She also writes about Russia for the American Thinker and for Russia! magazine and is researching a book on the rise of dictatorship in Putin’s Russia.
Who Really Started the Russian-Georgian Conflict?
Leaks from a report by a group investigating Moscow's aggression add fuel to a controversy.
Is Wired Magazine’s ‘Military Correspondent’ a Kremlin Dupe? (Part 2)
More evidence that we should take Russia-Georgia reporting by David Axe with a grain of salt.
Is Wired Magazine’s ‘Military Correspondent’ a Kremlin Dupe?
Wired unplugs from reality in its coverage of the Russia-Georgia war.
Russia’s Pathetic Defenders
Those trying to justify Russia's actions come off looking like morons or maniacs — or both.
Russian Hate Crimes on the Rise
Here's what happens when a country that dislikes foreigners must rely on immigrant labor.
Warning: Opposing Putin Hazardous to Your Health
New evidence that standing up to the Kremlin can be a poisonous proposition — literally.
How Putin Muzzled the Moscow Times
The Moscow Times was once a fearless champion for freedom of the press. But Vladmir Putin's relentless crackdown on the media has changed that.
Curt Weldon: The Congressman Who Came In from the Cold
Was Pennsylvania's former congressman spying — knowingly or unknowingly — for the Kremlin?
A Russian Documents the Truth About Russia
Politician and activist Boris Nemtsov has produced an eye-opening study that outlines the failure and looming disaster of Putin's Russia. Not many people inside his country will get to read it, though.
