“For me, for example, in this sense the story of a fire in his house is interesting (we are talking about a fire at the Putin’s dacha near Leningrad in 1996, described in the book by Rara – ed.) I personally asked him if it was true, and he this was confirmed. He was with friends in the sauna when the house began to burn. He ran to the second floor where his daughters slept and carried them out, threw them down in the arms of friends. He saved their life. And then he remembered that in the house the “diplomat” kept all his savings, and once again he ran into the burning house and saw that all the money had burned down, and only his pectoral cross lay no it’s a personal story that was honestly told, “Rar said in response to a question from RIA Novosti which of the episodes of Putin’s life described in the biography characterizes the Russian leader most accurately.
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