Is Putin the richest person on a planet?

Watch video with David de Yong, a journalist, author of the book ''Nazi Billionaires''.
00:00 The Germans are often used as an example, saying that they were able to speak frankly about their own crimes and that this educated future generations. But your book proves that this confession does not concern wealthy business families. How does the world pay for these unlearned lessons?
02:22 Why do Russians constantly speculate on the topic of World War II, continuing to fight the Nazis and threatening to reach Berlin again?
04:35 At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the Russians were often compared to the Nazis. Is it correct to say so?
08:40 Concerning the personalities of Putin and Hitler. Are their psychotypes similar?
10:01 To what extent is Putin obsessed with money?
11:11 Is the system building of Russian business empires similar to that of German ones? In the case of the Russian Federation, there was a period when Pitin was getting rid of oligarchs who were difficult to control as Berezovskiy and Khoroshkovskiy?
13:30 You mention in your book that some German businessmen were not eager to join the Nazi party, but did so for the benefit of their business interests. Is it the same with Russians?
13:57 How to make all foreign companies finally leave Russia?
15:57 Why does the imposition of sanctions not work in the case of Russia, yet the world persistently uses this tool? How do you feel about the position of Turkey and the Arab Emirates, which are trying to benefit from the Russian-Ukrainian war?
20:10 Do you see Angela Merkel's fault for supporting all of Putin's initiatives, such as Nord Stream? Why do you think Merkel was so loyal to Putin?
22:10 Many people rely on the International Criminal Court, the Hague Tribunal, to punish Russians. However, your book proves that most business criminals in Germany have not been punished. Is it because they have enough money to hire qualified lawyers or is it because it is unprofitable for the system?