Robert Service

Putin only has himself to blame for the end of Finlandisation

A statue of Tsar Alexander II, Helsinki (photo: Alamy)

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Robert Service

Robert Service is Emeritus Professor of Russian History, St Antony’s College Oxford and Senior Fellow of the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. His latest book is Blood on the Snow: The Russian Revolution, 1914-1924.

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