Sobchak

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"This was a man who loved Russia, who loved people," St Petersburg governor Valentina Matviyenko said earlier, also calling Sobchak a "man of conscience who knew no fear."

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"This was a man who loved Russia, who loved people," St Petersburg governor Valentina Matviyenko said earlier, also calling Sobchak a "man of conscience who knew no fear."

RIA Novosti 2010
During his last year working for Sobchak, Putin carried a gun.

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Sobchak responded with the same unprintable expression he had used when Putin confessed his KGB affiliation.

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The City Council investigated and recommended that Sobchak fire Putin.

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He kept the elegant notions he had learned from Sobchak about the rule of law, the sovereignty of constitutions.

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To staff his office, Sobchak looked to his old university.

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To which Sobchak responded with an unprintable expression that conveyed a certain lack of concern about what the organs of state security might think.

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Anatoly Sobchak, an LGU law professor who had become a telegenic democrat, was invited to head the city government.

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Why would Sobchak, a leading liberal known to loathe the secret police, turn to a KGB colonel to run his administration?

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