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The Oligarch’s Gambit: Roman Abramovich and the Price of Power
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- Date de parution05/08/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Roman Abramovich was never just a billionaire-he was a cipher of power, wealth, and silent influence. From the ashes of the Soviet Union to the glittering stages of London, Dubai, and beyond, his journey is the story of a man who straddled two worlds: East and West, empire and exile. In "The Oligarch's Gambit: Roman Abramovich and the Price of Power, " the full scale of this enigmatic tycoon's rise and fall is revealed.
Once hailed as the most private of Russia's powerful oligarchs, Abramovich built his empire in the lawless void of the 1990s, leveraging opportunity, loyalty, and cunning. He became a kingmaker in the Kremlin, a global businessman with stakes in oil, aluminum, media, and one of the most prestigious football clubs in Europe. But when war broke out and Western powers drew a red line around Putin's inner circle, Abramovich found himself a man without a country, stripped of his assets and influence in a geopolitical game he once mastered.
This book traces the astonishing transformation of a quiet Siberian entrepreneur into a global figure whose every move reverberated from Moscow to London to Jerusalem. It captures the high-stakes drama of boardroom takeovers, covert political dealings, and backdoor diplomacy. It also reveals the human cost of absolute loyalty-to a system, a leader, and a dream that could never survive the modern world order.
Was Abramovich merely a survivor, or was he a strategist willing to gamble everything to stay in power? Was he truly exiled-or did he simply fade into the background, preparing for his next move? Through in-depth research, confidential sources, and a narrative style that reads like a political thriller, this book uncovers how the Kremlin's favorite son became one of its most ambiguous outcasts. Perfect for readers who devour true-life tales of global intrigue, The Oligarch's Gambit is more than a biography-it is a portrait of a system collapsing from within and the men who once held its levers.
In a world where wealth no longer guarantees safety, this is the definitive account of how power is gained, lost, and sometimes. quietly reclaimed.
Once hailed as the most private of Russia's powerful oligarchs, Abramovich built his empire in the lawless void of the 1990s, leveraging opportunity, loyalty, and cunning. He became a kingmaker in the Kremlin, a global businessman with stakes in oil, aluminum, media, and one of the most prestigious football clubs in Europe. But when war broke out and Western powers drew a red line around Putin's inner circle, Abramovich found himself a man without a country, stripped of his assets and influence in a geopolitical game he once mastered.
This book traces the astonishing transformation of a quiet Siberian entrepreneur into a global figure whose every move reverberated from Moscow to London to Jerusalem. It captures the high-stakes drama of boardroom takeovers, covert political dealings, and backdoor diplomacy. It also reveals the human cost of absolute loyalty-to a system, a leader, and a dream that could never survive the modern world order.
Was Abramovich merely a survivor, or was he a strategist willing to gamble everything to stay in power? Was he truly exiled-or did he simply fade into the background, preparing for his next move? Through in-depth research, confidential sources, and a narrative style that reads like a political thriller, this book uncovers how the Kremlin's favorite son became one of its most ambiguous outcasts. Perfect for readers who devour true-life tales of global intrigue, The Oligarch's Gambit is more than a biography-it is a portrait of a system collapsing from within and the men who once held its levers.
In a world where wealth no longer guarantees safety, this is the definitive account of how power is gained, lost, and sometimes. quietly reclaimed.
Roman Abramovich was never just a billionaire-he was a cipher of power, wealth, and silent influence. From the ashes of the Soviet Union to the glittering stages of London, Dubai, and beyond, his journey is the story of a man who straddled two worlds: East and West, empire and exile. In "The Oligarch's Gambit: Roman Abramovich and the Price of Power, " the full scale of this enigmatic tycoon's rise and fall is revealed.
Once hailed as the most private of Russia's powerful oligarchs, Abramovich built his empire in the lawless void of the 1990s, leveraging opportunity, loyalty, and cunning. He became a kingmaker in the Kremlin, a global businessman with stakes in oil, aluminum, media, and one of the most prestigious football clubs in Europe. But when war broke out and Western powers drew a red line around Putin's inner circle, Abramovich found himself a man without a country, stripped of his assets and influence in a geopolitical game he once mastered.
This book traces the astonishing transformation of a quiet Siberian entrepreneur into a global figure whose every move reverberated from Moscow to London to Jerusalem. It captures the high-stakes drama of boardroom takeovers, covert political dealings, and backdoor diplomacy. It also reveals the human cost of absolute loyalty-to a system, a leader, and a dream that could never survive the modern world order.
Was Abramovich merely a survivor, or was he a strategist willing to gamble everything to stay in power? Was he truly exiled-or did he simply fade into the background, preparing for his next move? Through in-depth research, confidential sources, and a narrative style that reads like a political thriller, this book uncovers how the Kremlin's favorite son became one of its most ambiguous outcasts. Perfect for readers who devour true-life tales of global intrigue, The Oligarch's Gambit is more than a biography-it is a portrait of a system collapsing from within and the men who once held its levers.
In a world where wealth no longer guarantees safety, this is the definitive account of how power is gained, lost, and sometimes. quietly reclaimed.
Once hailed as the most private of Russia's powerful oligarchs, Abramovich built his empire in the lawless void of the 1990s, leveraging opportunity, loyalty, and cunning. He became a kingmaker in the Kremlin, a global businessman with stakes in oil, aluminum, media, and one of the most prestigious football clubs in Europe. But when war broke out and Western powers drew a red line around Putin's inner circle, Abramovich found himself a man without a country, stripped of his assets and influence in a geopolitical game he once mastered.
This book traces the astonishing transformation of a quiet Siberian entrepreneur into a global figure whose every move reverberated from Moscow to London to Jerusalem. It captures the high-stakes drama of boardroom takeovers, covert political dealings, and backdoor diplomacy. It also reveals the human cost of absolute loyalty-to a system, a leader, and a dream that could never survive the modern world order.
Was Abramovich merely a survivor, or was he a strategist willing to gamble everything to stay in power? Was he truly exiled-or did he simply fade into the background, preparing for his next move? Through in-depth research, confidential sources, and a narrative style that reads like a political thriller, this book uncovers how the Kremlin's favorite son became one of its most ambiguous outcasts. Perfect for readers who devour true-life tales of global intrigue, The Oligarch's Gambit is more than a biography-it is a portrait of a system collapsing from within and the men who once held its levers.
In a world where wealth no longer guarantees safety, this is the definitive account of how power is gained, lost, and sometimes. quietly reclaimed.
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