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Pavel Khodorkovsky Discusses His Father's Legal Trouble In Russia

Wednesday December 5, 2012

Nine years ago an incident involving Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Russian President Vladimir Putin made international headlines. Both men had publicly accused each other of wrongdoing but Khodorkovsky, the owner of Yukos oil and the richest man in Russia, ultimately ended up in prison. His son Pavel Khodorkovsky was recently in Michigan and spoke to WDET’s Martina Guzman about his experience of being in America while the events took place.

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