 The fall of the Berlin Wall opened Volkoff's work to all kinds of disinformation and manipulation campaigns, not just those of communist regimes.Volkoff established a place for the term "désinformation" in the French language with his books "La Désinformation Arme de guerre" (republished in 2004 by Les éditions L'Age d'Homme), "La Crevasse" (1996), "Petite histoire de la désinformation" ("A short history of disinformation") (1999), "Désinformation flagrant délit" (1999), "L'Enlèvement" (2000) and "Manuel du politiquement correct" ("Handbook of the Politically Correct") (2001).In the 2000s he returned to his Slavic roots, publishing several texts on Russian history and orthodoxy, and publicly declared his support for Vladimir Putin's policies.