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Putin's Playbook is an intriguing and informative read for those interested in peeking into the Kremlin's motivations and wartime strategies. Koffler deliberately warns not to underestimate Russians' deep-rooted anger over our nation's moral assertiveness and how Putin's animosity can escalate into war. A frightening, eye-opening prediction for US-Russian relations, Putin's Playbook will make readers see the urgency of developing a counterstrategy to the brilliance of Putin's playbook. -- Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House of Representatives Putin's Playbook--a hard-hitting, very frank inspection of the man and his Russia. Rebekah Koffler brings insight that only a Russian-born analyst could. A page-turner dripping with facts and conclusions that gives us clarity few have attained; a must-read for those who want to understand [Russia and President Putin]. -- General Phil Breedlove, USAF (Ret.), seventeenth Supreme Allied Commander Europe When the Soviet Union suddenly ceased to exist in 1991, a mortal threat to America appeared to disappear. What didn't disappear was the 'counterintelligence state' that the Bolsheviks created in 1917. In the face of a feckless thirty-year American post-Soviet policy, the hard men of the KGB, successors to the totalitarian secret police, simply expropriated the wealth and remaining power of Russia. Predictably, Putin's Russia created an American enemy where there was none. With a clear head and the sharp eye of a senior intelligence analyst, Rebekah Koffler details the ominous threat we now face. -- Kenneth deGraffenreid, former senior director of intelligence programs, President Reagan's National Security Council

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"Rebekah Koffler is a Russian-born US intelligence expert. Working with the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency's National Clandestine Service, she has led ""red"" teams during wargames and briefed the Pentagon, the White House, and NATO on Russian affairs. US military commanders have called her a ""national asset,"" and she received the National Intelligence Professional Award. Now an independent consultant, she lives near Washington, DC, with her husband, the journalist Keith Koffler, and their children."

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