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"Age of Delirium" deconstructs the spell and false promises that communism held sway over Russians for nearly a century. The film is narrated by David Satter, a Russian-speaking American journalist expelled from the country by the Kremlin last December. (Associated Press)

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What is needed, he argues, is for people to "face the truth about Russia's experience of post-Soviet "democracy."

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"Litvinenko was one of the first persons to raise this issue," said David Satter, a former Moscow correspondent who investigated the 1999 bombings and has testified before Congress about them. "He was able to write about the FSB involvement in the bombings from the point of view of someone in the FSB, as someone who understood how they operated and what the technical requirements were — so he was obviously an important witness and someone they wanted to eliminate."

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