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August 20, 2008
A Multifaceted Party
By Graham Stack
Special to Russia Profile
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One of the surprising reactions that followed Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s death has been that of Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party. While liberal figures predictably praised Solzhenitsyn and lamented his death and the communists remained silent, the leadership of United Russia was unexpectedly vocal in claiming Solzhenitsyn as one of its own - as a conservative.

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