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A taxi cab was typical of the fate of russian emigres. russian restaurants and nightclubs were popular with revelers in paris but many russian artists had become stateless also made it clear to westerners what it meant to be uprooted and forced into exile. here it is. soon officially robbed of their nationality the only possessed a nansen passport to and yet remained russians among them composers sergei prokofiev igor stravinsky and sergei rupp on enough. dancer on a poverty of. painters nicholas to stale and a mark sure guy and writers iran born in the know about over and bloody mary noble co...

Nationality they only possessed a nansen passport and yet remained russians among them composers sergei prokofiev igor stravinsky and sarah gave up on enough. dancer on a puppet of. painters nicholas to stale and mark sure god and writers iran born in the know about over and bloody mary noble cough in one of his letters he wrote mother we must return mustn't way we cannot be that all his died turned to dust such an idea could drive one mad not having a corner to oneself is simply torture at times. almost a million once in passports were issued to stateless russians allowing them to find new ho...

Then worked as a truck driver. his only run-ins in the law were the traffic infractions, a couple in pennsylvania, perhaps out in ohio as well. and spending time in florida. i don't have clarity yet on the tampa connection except he spent some time living and perhaps working down there. most of the information we're having right now is from what has taken place up here in new york. >> jonathan dienst, i know it's been an incredibly busy day for you. nobody works the cases like you do. we really appreciate you joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> we're joined now by jim cavanaugh, a retired atf...

Out in ohio as well. and spending time in florida. i don't have clarity yet on the tampa connection except he spent some time living and perhaps working down there. most of the information we're having right now is from what has taken place up here in new york. >> jonathan dienst, i know it's been an incredibly busy day for you. nobody works the cases like you do. we really appreciate you joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> we're joined now by jim cavanaugh, a retired atf special agent in charge and now an msnbc law enforcement analyst. jim, what do you make of this case as you read it so far...

Doesn't matter what anybody does. they are going investigating this for two years. the cia can chop you up into little pieces as they did with george w. bush in a war that half of them did not like by leaking something selectively here and leaking something slis selectively there and they don't go one mad cia analyst. it's the headline cia, you know, cia suggests bush lied and cooked books on weapons of mass destructions or cia source says donald -- like if i'm going to make an agency mad, let me tell you which agencies at the very bottom of the list. >> cia. >> the central intelligence agency...