Putin has cultivated a cult of personality to maintain his grip on power from "summary" of Putin's People by Catherine Belton
Catherine Belton delves into the intricate web of power that Vladimir Putin has spun around himself in order to secure his position as the leader of Russia. She uncovers how Putin has carefully crafted a cult of personality to solidify his grip on power, using his public image to cultivate a sense of loyalty and adoration among his followers. Through a combination of media manipulation, propaganda, and carefully orchestrated public appearances, Putin has created an aura of strength, decisiveness, and invincibility. He is portrayed as a fearless leader who is not afraid to take bold action to protect Russia's interests, both at home and abroad. This carefully constructed image has endeared him to many Russians, who see him as a strong and capable leader who is guiding the country to greatness. Belton reveals how Putin's cult of personality extends beyond his public image to encompass all aspects of Russian society. From the political elite to the business world...
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