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1. nymag.com › realestate › featuresWill the Most Ostentatious Mansion in ... - New York Magazine

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   May 22, 2009 · The Kogans wouldn’t be the first wealthy Muscovites in Greenwich—Vladimir Gusinsky, the exiled former owner of the NTV network, frolicked in a Tuscan-themed villa here as early as 2001, and...

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Vladimir_GusinskyVladimir Gusinsky - Wikipedia

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   On 22 December, Justice Balthazar Garzon released Gusinsky from prison and places him under house arrest in Gusinsky's home in southern Spain. The decision to release Gusinsky was strongly criticized in Spain, and was appealed by prosecution, as it is uncommon for a foreigner facing extradition to be released and placed under house arrest.

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   How did Vladimir Gusinsky make a billion dollars?

   • How to Make a Billion Dollars - Vladimir Gusinsky | PBS Vladimir Gusinksy, 51, emerged from the underground economy of the era of the Soviet Union, like many of Russia's oligarchs. But among this group, Gusinsky was unique: Much of his wealth was created from scratch instead of from taking over former state properties.

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   Where did Gusinsky buy a house?

   • In San Roque at Sotogrande, in the Province of Cádiz, Gusinsky purchased during the early 1990s Krusero ( Russian: "Крусеро") a 536-square-metre (5,770 sq ft) luxurious villa on a 3,500-square-metre (38,000 sq ft) property.

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   How did Gusinsky get freed from Russia?

   • Authorities released Gusinsky, who soon after fled the country. One year later, Spanish authorities arrested Gusinsky, confining him to house arrest for several months in his villa. That same year, a Spanish court refused Russia’s extradition request, saying Moscow’s charges were more political than criminal, and then freed him.

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   Is Gusinsky a'second home'?

   • During the 1990s, Gusinsky stated that Gibraltar is his "financial homeland" and that Spain is his "second home". He often travels by boat for the 13-mile (21 km) trip from Sotogrande to Gibraltar where his Gulfstream jet is kept.

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4. www.forbes.com › sites › johnhyattMeet The Oligarch Who Whispers In Putin’s Ear - Forbes

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   Mar 18, 2022 · In 2000, Putin arrested media baron Vladimir Gusinsky on charges of fraud and forced him to sell his media properties, including his crown jewel REN-TV, to state-owned Gazprom.

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5. www.pbs.org › newshour › nationFormer Russian Media Baron Detained in Greece, Awaits ... - PBS

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   Aug 25, 2003 · Vladimir Gusinsky, the former Russian media tycoon arrested in Athens on fraud charges Aug. 21, will remain in a Greek prison until a top court decides whether to extradite Gusinsky to his...

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7. www.npr.org › sections › moneyHow Putin Conquered Russia's Oligarchy : Planet Money : NPR

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   Mar 29, 2022 · Two of them, Vladimir Gusinsky and Boris Berezovsky, deployed their television stations and newspapers to turn Putin from an unknown figure into a household name. But Putin was a shrewder ...

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8. www.pbs.org › stories › moscowFRONTLINE/WORLD . Moscow - Rich in Russia . How to Make a ...

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   Vladimir Gusinksy, 51, emerged from the underground economy of the era of the Soviet Union, like many of Russia's oligarchs. But among this group, Gusinsky was unique: Much of his wealth was...

9. www.washingtonpost.com › archive › politicsProsecutors Seize Tycoon's Property - The Washington Post

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   Jul 20, 2000 · MOSCOW, July 19 -- Russian prosecutors seized personal property of media baron Vladimir Gusinsky today and threatened to freeze shares of his corporate empire in a move that Gusinsky's lawyers ...