The Prime Minister of Russia, one of the “fathers” of Russian liberal reforms, suddenly passed away. The official version is that he died of pulmonary edema. What really happened? Was the death violent? Are his friends and associates involved in the death of the Prime Minister? Did the father of Russian liberalism want to repent for his sins and mistakes? What kind of people ruled Russia yesterday and rule today? The answers to these questions are in the book “Repentance” by Stanislav Belkovsky, one of the most famous political publicists and political scientists in modern Russia.