Batya

Download or read book Batya written by Arman Ordian and published by . This book was released on 2005-03-01 with total page 564 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: We would like to invite you on a breath-taking journey to Moscow, Russia, where this story happened. This material is based on a true story and historical facts, and most of the characters are still alive. We changed their names to protect the innocent. You will find and experience valuable things in this book. You might even start to rethink some issues that had bothered you for your whole life and find the answers here, because this material hypnotically will recruits you and will make you feel like a participant. You will experience fear, happiness, love, sadness and many other sensations that people face in their lives. With this book we would like to also portray the true New Russians, which will change the stereotype about them for the American public. It''s no longer the Russia, where hundreeds of people are standing in line the whole day for a roll of toilet paper and suffering from hunger. The American public will see the real Russians, and the way that they are building their paths to success, being very talented and creative, despite the difficult social system that they live in. This book is as much political as it is about real life. We are showing all concepts of life in Russia, starting with the working class up to the Government, the Mafia, which is very different from other Mafia''s in the world.