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Wild Nemtsov & Zhirinovsky Russian Political Debate Shocked Viewers

Explore exclusive stock footage of the iconic 1995 political clash between Boris Nemtsov and Vladimir Zhirinovsky, available now for licensing at TVData. Perfect for documentaries, news retrospectives, and educational content. The incident involving Boris Nemtsov and Vladimir Zhirinovsky in a sensational debate over accusations related to syphilis and promiscuity occurred in March 1995, as reported in the media. The specific details of this clash, including its framing as a “Fruit Fight,” were emblematic of the use of populism as a strategy to capture public attention during a time of political upheaval in Russia.

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