Peter Pomerantsev

Peter Pomerantsev is a British author and journalist known for his work on propaganda and media in Russia. He has written extensively on the manipulation of information and the impact of media on society.

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  1. 1. Nothing Is True And Everything Is Possible

    The Surreal Heart of the New Russia

    The book provides a vivid exploration of contemporary Russia, delving into the surreal and often contradictory nature of its society under Vladimir Putin's regime. Through a series of compelling narratives, it reveals how reality is manipulated by media and political forces, creating a world where the lines between truth and falsehood blur. The author, drawing from his experiences as a television producer in Moscow, illustrates the pervasive influence of propaganda, the rise of oligarchs, and the bizarre, theatrical aspects of Russian life, painting a picture of a nation where the impossible becomes possible and nothing is as it seems.

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  2. 2. This Is Not Propaganda

    Adventures in the War Against Reality

    In a world where truth is increasingly elusive, this book delves into the complex web of disinformation and propaganda that shapes our modern reality. Through a series of gripping narratives and personal encounters, the author explores how governments, corporations, and individuals manipulate information to influence public perception and control narratives. The book offers a sobering look at the psychological and societal impacts of living in an era where facts are often indistinguishable from fiction, urging readers to question the authenticity of the information they consume and to remain vigilant in the face of ever-evolving tactics of deception.

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