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    Edward Snowden's Revelations and Vladimir Putin's Chess Game
    Edward Snowden's Revelations and Vladimir Putin's Chess Game
    Edward Snowden's Revelations and Vladimir Putin's Chess Game
    Audiobook58 minutes

    Edward Snowden's Revelations and Vladimir Putin's Chess Game

    Written by Berlin Julien Theodore

    Narrated by Frank Rodriguez

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    About this audiobook

    This book 'Edward Snowden's Revelations and Vladimir Putin's Chess Game' tells the fascinating tale of one of the most incredible events in American history. It will take you through the deepest darkest secrets of world politics and how Superpower countries are plotting in this game, trying to over one another while using others as Pawns in the race.
    'Snowden's contribution and revelations have been nothing short of an eye-opener for millions of people around the world. The book encompasses real-life examples from people who look up to Snowden and acknowledge his contribution in revealing the truth to the people. The story unfolds as Snowden changes the face of world politics through his shocking revelations, which forced him to seek asylum out of his home country, the USA. Russia's President, Vladimir Putin, also uses the Snowden Effect and changes his military, political and economic strategies. Let's see who will win in this game of chess!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTEODOR 1 Incorporated
    Release dateApr 20, 2023
    ISBN9798823465229
    Edward Snowden's Revelations and Vladimir Putin's Chess Game

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