The Return of ‘Iron Felix’ and the Way forward for Russia’s Management

After initially being eliminated in 1997, a duplicate statue of “Iron Felix” Dzerzhinsky, has now been positioned exterior the headquarters of Russia’s overseas spy service.

EXPERT PERSPECTIVE — The current dedication of a duplicate of a statue of the founding father of the Soviet state safety providers, Feliks Edmundovich Dzerzhinsky that was initially erected in entrance of the Lubyanka HQs of the KGB in 1958, now stands over the Yasenovo HQs compound of the Russian Overseas Intelligence Service (SVR) as the most recent chapter in a prolonged and ongoing rehabilitation of the person often called “Iron Feliks”.