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Russia remains scarred today by the humiliating experience of the 1990s

including a hyper-inflation crisis that saw the Rubel reduced to a fraction of its value and daily struggles for bread and the shops.

But this is nothing new. A major new book from Oxford University Press, The Rubel, a political history,

follows two centuries of Russian history by looking at the role played by its currency.

The author of the Rubel, Ekaterina Pravilova, is professor of history at Princeton University and joins us from the States.

Welcome to the bunker Ekaterina.

Thank you.

Now you've previously written books on topics like law and property, but what first interested

you in the idea of looking at a country's history through the lens of its money?

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