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March 9—Artyom Borovik, Homicide

April 17—Oleg Polukeyev, Homicide

May 17—Boris Gashev, Homicide

July 16—Igor Domnikov, Homicide

July 26—Sergei Novikov, Homicide

September 21—Iskander Khatloni, Homicide

October 3—Sergei Ivanov, Homicide

October 18—Georgy Garibyan, Homicide

October 20—Oleg Goryansky, Homicide

October 21—Raif Ablyashev, Homicide

November 20—Pavel Asaulchenko, Homicide

November 23—Adam Tepsurkayev, Homicide

November 28—Nikolai Karmanov, Homicide

2001

February 1—Eduard Burmagin, Homicide

February 24—Leonid Grigoryev, Homicide

March 8—Andrei Pivovarov, Homicide

March 31—Oleg Dolgantsev, Homicide

May 17—Vladimir Kirsanov, Homicide

September 11—Andrei Sheiko, Homicide

September 19—Eduard Markevich, Homicide

November 5—Elina Voronova, Homicide

November 16—Oleg Vedenin, Homicide

November 21—Alexander Babaikin, Homicide

December 1—Boris Mityurev, Homicide

2002

January 18—Svetlana Makarenko, Homicide

March 4—Konstantin Pogodin, Homicide

March 8—Natalya Skryl, Homicide

March 31—Valery Batuyev, Homicide

April 1—Sergei Kalinovsky, Homicide

April 4—Vitaly Sakhn-Vald, Homicide

April 25—Leonid Shevchenko, Homicide

April 29—Valery Ivanov, Homicide

May 20—Alexander Plotnikov, Homicide

June 6—Pavel Morozov, Homicide

June 25—Oleg Sedinko, Homicide

July 20—Nikolai Razmolodin, Homicide

July 21—Maria Lisichkina Homicide

July 27—Sergei Zhabin, Homicide

August 18—Nikolai Vasiliev, Homicide

August 25—Paavo Voutilainen, Homicide

September 20—Igor Salikov, Homicide

October 2—Yelena Popova, Homicide

October 19—Leonid Plotnikov Homicide

December 21—Dmitry Shalayev, Homicide

2003

January 7—Vladimir Sukhomlin, Homicide by police

January 11—Yury Tishkov, Homicide

February 21—Sergei Verbitsky, Homicide

April 18—Dmitry Shvets, Homicide

July 3—Yury Shchekochikhin, Homicide

July 4—Ali Astamirov, Homicide

August 10—Martin Kraus, Homicide

October 9—Alexei Sidorov, Homicide

October 24—Alexei Bakhtin, Homicide

October 30—Yury Bugrov, Homicide

December 25—Pyotr Babenko, Homicide

2004

February 1—Yefim Sukhanov, Homicide

May 2—Shangysh Mongush, Homicide

June 9—Paul Klebnikov, Homicide

July 1—Maxim Maximov, Homicide

July 10—Zoya Ivanova, Homicide

July 17—Pail Peloyan, Homicide

August 3—Vladimir Naumov, Homicide

August 24—Svetlana Shishkina, Homicide

September 18—Vladimir Pritchin, Homicide

September 27—Jan Travinsky, Homicide

2005

July 28—Magomed Varisov, Homicide

August 31—Alexander Pitersky, Homicide

November 4—Kira Lezhneva, Homicide

2006

February 26—Ilya Zimin, Homicide

May 4—Oksana Teslo, Homicide

May 14—Oleg Barabyshkin, Homicide

May 23—Vyacheslav Akatov, Homicide

June 25—Anton Kretenchuk, Homicide

July 25—Yevgeny Gerasimenko, Homicide

July 31—Anatoly Kozulin, Homicide

August 8—Alexander Petrov, Homicide

October 16—Anatoly Voronin, Homicide

December 28—Vadim Kuznetsov, Homicide

2007

January 14—Yury Shebalkin, Homicide

January 20—Konstantin Borovko, Homicide

March 15—Leonid Etkind, Homicide

2008

February 8—Yelena Shestakova, Homicide

March 21—Gadji Abashilov, Homicide

March 21—Ilyas Shurpayev, Homicide

August 31—Magomed Yevloyev, Homicide by police

September 2—Abdulla Alishayev, Homicide

December 30—Shafig Amrakhov, Homicide

2009

January 4—Vladislav Zakharchuk, Homicide

January 19—Stanislav Markelov, Homicide

March 30—Sergei Protazanov, Homicide

June 29—Vyacheslav Yaroshenko, Homicide

August 11—Malik Akhmedilov, Homicide

October 25—Maksharip Aushev, Homicide

November 16—Olga Kotovskaya, Homicide

2010

January 20—Konstantin Popov, Homicide

February 23—Ivan Stepanov, Homicide

March 20—Maxim Zuyev, Homicide

May 5—Shamil Aliyev, Homicide

July 25—Bella Ksalova, Homicide

August 11—Magomed, Homicide

2011

December 15—Gadzhimurat Kamalov, Homicide

2012

July 7—Alexander Khodzinsky, Homicide

December 5—Kazbek Gekkiev, Homicide

2013

July 9—Akhmednabi Akhmednabiyev, Homicide

2014

August 1—Timur Kuashev, Homicide

2016

March 31—Dmitry Tsilikin, Homicide

2017

March 17—Yevgeny Khamaganov, Homicide

April 19—Nikolay Andrushchenko, Homicide

May 24—Dmitry Popkov, Homicide

September 8—Andrey Ruskov, Homicide

2018

April 15—Maksim Borodin, Homicide

July 23—Denis Suvorov, Homicide

July 31—Sergei Grachyov, Homicide

September 10—Yegor Orlov, Homicide

Names taken from Wikipedia and additional media sources.

The authors wish to thank Joe DeSantis, who once again played a key role in thinking through, researching, and critiquing Collusion ; and Eric Nelson, our editor at Broadside Books, an imprint of HarperCollins. Their insights were invaluable.

In addition, Newt Gingrich wishes to acknowledge Herman Pirchner of the American Foreign Policy Council for his constant advice about Vladimir Putin and the modern Russian state; Terry Balderson, who continues to serve as our extraordinary guide to daily information on the Internet; Bess Kelly, who makes the trains run smoothly; Woody Hales, whose scheduling and travel coordinating are world class; Audrey Bird, who has become an amazing book sales entrepreneur; his daughters, Kathy Lubbers (also his agent for twenty years) and Jackie Cushman, and their husbands, Paul Lubbers and Jimmy Cushman, who have encouraged all his adventures; his grandchildren, Maggie and Robert Cushman, whose future safety keeps him focused on national security and politics; and his wife, Callista Gingrich, whose companionship and love make it all worthwhile and who continues to support him as she serves as ambassador to the Holy See.

Pete Earley wishes to thank his agent, David Vigliano of AGI Vigliano Literary Associates, Dan and Karen Amato, Gloria Brown, James Brown, LeRue and Ellen Brown, Bob and Mary Donnell, William Donnell, Amanda Driscoll, George and Linda Earley, Dr. Gary S. Fialk, David “Gunny” Gambale, Walter and Keran Harrington, Marie Heffelfinger, Geraldine Henryhand, Michelle Holland, Don and Susan Infeld, Sheriff Stacey Ann Kincaid, Merlin and Carol Leking, Julian and Natalie Levine, Bella Francis Luzi, Kelly McGraw Luzi, Bill and Rosemary Luzi, Ray and Julie McGraw, Dan Morton, David and Cindy Morton, Richard and Joan Miles, Jay and Barbara Myerson, Mike Sager, Jay and Elsie Strine, Lynn and LouAnn Smith, Dennis and Suzanne Sorensen, Kendall and Carolyn Starkweather, Stephen Tausend, and Sharon Yuras.

He also is grateful for the love, advice, and always-inspiring support of his wife, Patti Michele Luzi; and their children, Stephen, Tony, Kevin, Kathy, Kyle, Evan, and Traci; and granddaughter, Maribella.

NEWT GINGRICHis a former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, a Fox News contributor, and a #1 New York Times bestselling author. He is the author of thirty-six books, including the recent #1 bestseller Understanding Trump . He makes his home in Washington, D.C.