Agnelli and the Kgb. A history of spies in Catherine Belton’s very knowledgeable book

Margherita’s husband would be an agent close to Putin, according to the former Moscow correspondent of the Financial Times. The lawyer’s hereditary saga, twenty years after his death, is enriched with a new chapter

The legacy saga of Gianni Agnellitwenty years after his death which falls on January 24, is enriched with a new chapter, which even leads to the Kremlin. Margherita Agnelli’s husband, the Russian noble Serge de Pahlen married in second marriage, would in fact be a great supporter of Putin, and also a spy. He supports it Catherine Beltonformer Moscow correspondent of the Financial Times, in his book “Putin’s men” translated into Italy by the Ship of Theseus in 2020, and awarded a series of prizes and much contested by the Russian oligarchs.