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In Part 1 of this episode, we discover that Alexander Litvinenko served many masters throughout his career. He was a Soviet security guard, a Russian secret service officer, a retainer in the court of a billionaire oligarch, and an agent of British intelligence. After his defection to Britain from Russia, his name was often in the newspapers as a critic of President Vladimir Putin. His death in 2006, seemingly by radioactive poisoning, led many to point the finger of blame at the Kremlin.
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Creator, Host, Writer, & Researcher: Niall Cooper
Producer, Editor, & Sound Designer: Lindsey Morse
Theme Music: Graeme Ronald
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In Part 1 of this episode, we discover that Alexander Litvinenko served many masters throughout his career. He was a Soviet security guard, a Russian secret service officer, a retainer in the court of a billionaire oligarch, and an agent of British intelligence. After his defection to Britain from Russia, his name was often in the newspapers as a critic of President Vladimir Putin. His death in 2006, seemingly by radioactive poisoning, led many to point the finger of blame at the Kremlin.
To find out more about the people and music featured in today’s episode, visit the Assassinations Podcast website.
Please take our listener survey! You can find that here.
If you enjoy history podcasts, check out Cutting Class with Jess & Joe.
Creator, Host, Writer, & Researcher: Niall Cooper
Producer, Editor, & Sound Designer: Lindsey Morse
Theme Music: Graeme Ronald

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