Paul Klebnikov
American journalist (1963-2004)
Biography
Paul Klebnikov was born in New York City in 1963 and worked as a journalist and historian of Russia. He spent more than a decade at Forbes magazine and served as chief editor of its Russian edition at the time of his death in Moscow in 2004. He was murdered in 2004, and three Chechens were accused of involvement but subsequently acquitted.
Occupation
Paul Klebnikov is recorded as a opinion journalist, a journalist, a editor-in-chief, a reporter and a writer, born in New York (1963–2004).
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