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玛特罗夫卡·第奇纳是莫斯科市中心一座戒备森严的监狱,38岁的安德烈·科茨雷诺克就在这里回味着他过去的“辉煌”。1999年3月15日,这个身材高大的金发男子被指控为一起重大案件的第一犯罪嫌疑人。俄罗斯最大的日报《真理报》将此案称为“世纪之案”。这是发生在新俄罗斯的一个典型的冒险投机案例,在其中政府官员、黑手党与野心勃勃的年轻企业家交替登场。这一诈骗国家财产案使俄罗斯纳税人损失了2亿美元。此案的标的物是出产在西伯利亚的华贵钻石。这些钻石原本存放在高克兰地下掩
Matrovka Dayina is a well-guarded prison in the center of Moscow, where 38-year-old Andrey Cozback-nook reminds him of his past “glory.” On March 15, 1999, the tall, blonde-haired man was accused of being the first criminal suspect in a major case. The largest daily newspaper in Russia, Pravda, called the case “a case of a century.” This is a typical case of venture capitalism in New Russia, where government officials, mafia and ambitious young entrepreneurs alternate. The fraud of state property cases cost the Russian taxpayer 200 million U.S. dollars. The subject of the case is the production of luxury diamonds in Siberia. These diamonds were originally kept in the Highland cover