Similarities Between the Ferrari Crash and the Chernigov Incident : The New Yorker

newyorker.com — The men who run China today are avid readers of history, especially of the decline and fall of the Soviet Union. They can recite its causes, and they are explicitly dedicated to avoiding a repeat of the experience.
Mark Colvin Presenter, ABC Radio, Australian Broadcasting Corporation News @Colvinius
Good point. RT @gadyepstein The Ferrari crash calls to mind another car crash, in the Soviet Union in 1990, for @eosnos t.co/coHs4pOx
Gady Epstein China Correspondent, The Economist @gadyepstein
The Ferrari crash calls to mind another car crash, in the Soviet Union in 1990, for @eosnos t.co/GWFR5T0q "the incident at Chernigov"
Evan Osnos Staff Writer, The New Yorker @eosnos
Late Nights, Mysterious Women, and Communism: The men who run China today are avid readers of history, especi... t.co/cMDioNsG
Malcolm Moore Beijing Correspondent, Telegraph @MalcolmMoore
RT @prchovanec: Evan Osnos @eosnos on Chernigov and why Beijing's black Ferrari crash is much more than tabloid fodder t.co/COEXjzdR
Erin Conway-Smith Correspondent, South Africa, GlobalPost @ejcs
RT @chinabeat: Late nights, mysterious women, & Communism - t.co/9ksp6qyZ - @eosnos on Beijing Ferrari crash & similar 19 ...
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