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In 1977 he was found dead at his dacha outside Leningrad, a gun lying nearby.

The night Stalin had his fatal stroke, the old man claims he was at the Dacha along with Beria, and between them they managed to steal the dictator's papers.

Eddery opened the meeting by scoring on 12-1 shot Primo Lara, and 30 minutes later he booted home 11-2 chance Dacha.

The leaders of the 2,200 largest State enterprises are represented by Arkady Volsky, a former adviser to Yuri Andropov, who regaled our group (see sidebar) at a dacha formerly used by Khrushchev, claiming he isn't anti-reform, but wishes to take a gradual approach instead.

We would all get into our cars and drive to the dacha."

For a more credible view of Chambers, who had trouble distinguishing fact from fiction, readers are referred to the latest installment in this ongoing case -- Hiss's new volume of impressions, Recollections of a Life, quietly published around the time Hodel was deciding to ignore his department guidelines and the Soviet Union was granting landmarks status to the dacha of the best-known dissident of the Stalinist era, Boris Pasternak.

M2 EQUITYBITES-July 7, 2014-Merus Labs signs definitive acquisition agreement with Dacha Strategic Metals

Russian exile Boris Berezovsky, incidentally an Abramovich rival, may have died by his own hand in a Berkshire dacha.

14 June 2012 - The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Thursday it had taken a 9.91% stake in Russian packaged salads producer ZAO Belaya Dacha Trading for USD10m (EUR8m).

The mission was aborted, and Howard later broke his neck falling down the basement stairs of his Russian dacha. Eringer reckons he was bumped off by the same spooks who poisoned Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko in London.

Moreover, there were obviously a lot more people involved in keeping me captive than just the two Sashas and Serge - and I hadn't seen Serge since the first day in the dacha. I had sensed and heard a lot of people milling around over the past days.