I compared the Ukrainian revolution on granite with what was happening in the Russian capital. After all, Moscow was then a real center of changes, both political and public. But, interestingly, the main participants in these changes were precisely the middle -aged people and the middle -aged already “sixties”. There were no youth protests, such as the Kyiv revolution. There were almost no young politicians - the same Boris Nemtsov was rather an exception to the rules. There were almost no young political journalists-at 23, I was 10 years younger than even the youngest Moscow colleagues, while in Kyiv I met and collaborated with peers.

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