Putin: Legacy of Profound Impact on Russia’s History - REPEAT 4/29

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Main Classroom Bldg, Conference Center, 31 B and C
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4/29/2025 (one day)
11:00 AM-12:30 AM EDT on Tue
$20.00
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Putin: Legacy of Profound Impact on Russia’s History - REPEAT 4/29

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A young KGB officer in the former East Germany who became the long-term President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin has made a lasting impact on the history of Russia. Casting his worldview from the 18th century legacies of Peter the Great and Catherine the Great, Putin’s leadership focused on righting the wrongs the Western world wrought upon Russia over hundreds of years. Wanting to re-establish the glory days of the USSR, Putin has sought to assert Russia’s power on the world stage through strategic geopolitical, chess-like moves, especially one that might checkmate U.S. hegemony. 

  • THIS IS A REPEAT SESSION BEING HELD ON TUESDAY, APRIL 29
Charles Kauffman

*Charles “Chip” Kauffman is a retired certified U.S. Government linguist who has taught many language and linguistics courses, mainly at York College of Pennsylvania and Penn State York. He has been a frequent instructor in the OLLI program for more than a decade.