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Yeah. do it the right way with Indeed. Violence and fear have been tools of unscrupulous politicians since the very beginning.

If your objective is power at all costs, then it's not hard to be willing to intimidate, frighten,

injure, or even kill if it gets you what you want. The unfortunate fact about these tactics is that

they work, at least in the short term. If you need to truly distract the public, give them something

to fear. If you want to be hailed as a hero, defeat an enemy of your own creation.

If you want people to band together, give them a scapegoat to hate.

In September 1999, only weeks after Vladimir Putin became Prime Minister,

four bombs exploded in apartment buildings across Russia, killing hundreds and plunging the

country into panic.

But who did it? There are several theories. But one fact is clear. Vladimir Putin used the

bombings as justification to go to war with Chechnya. On today's Saturday matinee, we're

bringing you the first episode of a new series from the BBC, the History Bureau, in which host

Helena Merriman returns to this mystery, one of the most contested and consequential stories in

modern Russia. I hope you enjoy. While you're listening, be sure to search for and follow

the History Bureau. We put a link in the show notes to make it easy for you.

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