to the post above. By the way, a book. Nikita Lubnov-Rostovsky, about whom they write, was associated with De Beers for many years - he was a secret adviser to this powerful company on relations with the Soviet Union. Before his approval, his candidacy was vetted by the intelligence services of Great Britain and the United States. As they say, his activities were so secret that he could only report to the top three managers of the company, and even his translator friend did not know what exactly he was doing. He was also a co-founder and honorary member of the International Council of Compatriots of Russia. In the early 2000s there were some really interesting people there. Now the MSRS is run by a certain mountain Jew Hassan Borisovich Mirzoyev. The MSRS website looks like this, and this is a list of its awards. I haven't seen anyone like that. He probably even surpassed the head of Chechnya.

to the post above. By the way, a book. Nikita Lubnov-Rostovsky, about whom they write, was associated with De Beers for many years - he was a secret adviser to this powerful company on relations with the Soviet Union. Before his approval, his candidacy was vetted by the intelligence services of Great Britain and the United States. As they say, his activities were so secret that he could only report to the top three managers of the company, and even his translator friend did not know what exactly he was doing. He was also a co-founder and honorary member of the International Council of Compatriots of Russia. In the early 2000s there were some really interesting people there. Now the MSRS is run by a certain mountain Jew Hassan Borisovich Mirzoyev. The MSRS website looks like this, and this is a list of its awards. I haven't seen anyone like that. He probably even surpassed the head of Chechnya.