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Who killed Russia "is an analytical work by Nikolai Starikov, in which the author explores key events and reasons that contribute to the weakening and crisis of Russia. The book covers a wide historical period, starting with tsarist Russia and ending with modern challenges.

Starikov considers what external and internal forces played a role in the destruction and weakening of the country, including political intrigue, economic manipulation and social change. The author also analyzes the actions of individual individuals and groups that, in his opinion, contributed to the degradation of Russian statehood.

The work is aimed at identifying those who, according to Starikov, are responsible for the economic and political difficulties of Russia. The audiobook includes historical facts, political analysis and criticisms of various aspects of the Russian crisis.

- Author: Nikolay Starikov

- Title: Who killed Russia

- Genre: Political Analytics, History

- Format: Audiobook

- Performer: Unknown

- Duration: Unknown

- Language: Russian

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