Zhirinovsky Beat: At Home with Russia's Top Ultranationalist

Monday, Feb. 28, 1994

Whether he's at his office in Moscow or traveling abroad, Vladimir Zhirinovsky can't resist making bold statements about deadly new secret weapons or outlining his plans for Alaska. But after hours, he's just a regular guy.

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