Window on Eurasia writes [1] about the “neglected centenary” of General Pyotr Grigorenko: “People like the late general are a rarity. Anyone who met him – and I was fortunate enough to do so – counts himself privileged. But even more, all those living in the post-Soviet states now are his beneficiaries, even if few of them are taking the time today to remember that fact.”
Former Soviet Union: Pyotr Grigorenko's Centenary
· Written by Veronica Khokhlova
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