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The Soskovets campaign strategy refers to the strategy devised by Oleg Soskovets for Boris Yeltsin's 1996 reelection campaign for the Presidency of Russia. This strategy served as the initial template for Yeltsin's campaign before being discarded by March 1996. A plethora of coinciding factors persuaded Yeltsin to officially abandon the strategy by mid-March 1996.

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rdfs:comment	The Soskovets campaign strategy refers to the strategy devised by Oleg Soskovets for Boris Yeltsin's 1996 reelection campaign for the Presidency of Russia. This strategy served as the initial template for Yeltsin's campaign before being discarded by March 1996. A plethora of coinciding factors persuaded Yeltsin to officially abandon the strategy by mid-March 1996. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	President of Russia Boris Berezovsky (businessman) Boris Yeltsin Boris Yeltsin presidential campaign, 1996 Vladimir Gusinsky Vladimir Potanin Vladimir Vinogradov Vladimir Zhirinovsky Presidential Administration of Russia 1995 Russian legislative election 1995 Shali cluster bomb attack Minister of Foreign Affairs (Russia) Andrei Kozyrev Igor Mintusov Pyotr Aven Alexander Korzhakov Alexander Smolensky Anatoly Chubais Fascists Nikolai Yegorov Georgy Satarov Nezavisimaya Gazeta Tatyana Yumasheva 1996 Boris Yeltsin presidential campaign Boris Yeltsin 1996 presidential campaign Mikhail Barsukov Mikhail Fridman Mikhail Khodorkovsky Oleg Soskovets Sergei Filatov Sergey Alexandrovich Filatov World Economic Forum Yevgeny Primakov dbr:Vitaly_Tretyakov
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