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April 8, 2008

Russia: Ex-Kremlin Journalist Talks From U.K. Asylum

by Chloe Arnold, Radio Free Europe, Czech Republic - Five years ago, she was the talk of the Russian publishing world: a sassy young reporter unafraid of spilling the beans about what really goes on behind the walls of the Kremlin. Today, Yelena Tregubova lives in a secret location in the United Kingdom, where she fled after her writing made her many new enemies.

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