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Ep. 1: Public Enemy No. 1

By: Misha Glenny
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This story starts in Hungary, 1989, the year Misha Glenny first set eyes on Viktor Orban - then a young student activist calling for an end to communist rule. Three decades later, Glenny asks: how did this once passionate liberal turn into the original strongman?

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Highly enjoyable, gloriously informative and I wished it was much longer. Don’t hesitate, start listening now. One of the best of 2020.

Superb

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Enjoyed this exclusive audio book. Gave a good insight into the rise of populist politicians across the world in bite size chapters. First 5 chapters are really interesting. Although not a fan of Johnson or his politics I’m not sure he in the same league as the others in the book, which is accentuated by leaving out far more deserving people like Putin or Trump

Interring and insightful book

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As potted history essays ok - but trying to tie them together - failed - desperately trying to find common cause - it failed .
What is he trying to prove

Compared to Putin and Maxwell series / Very poor

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This is a one sided view of the world. Read well but completely biased. I’ve only listened to the first episode, it seems to be left wing propaganda.

Total biased

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It’s almost comical, how stretched are the conclusions conceived in that peculiar piece of content. It’s exaggerations make it rather a piece of fiction.

Waste of time

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