The Compatriots

In The Compatriots, the authors explore the complex and evolving relationship between Russian expatriates and their homeland, tracing historical patterns of emigration from the late nineteenth century through the present. They delve into the tumultuous events that have driven millions away, including persecution and political upheaval, and reveal how the Kremlin has exploitatively leveraged these émigrés as spies and informants. With captivating accounts ranging from revolutionary figures to contemporary dissidents, this audiobook offers a gripping examination of espionage and the intricate ties that bind Russians abroad to their mother country.