is in the hands of yeltsin yeltsin can save gorbachev or maybe destroy him in august 1991 gorbachevrimea sergeyevich gorbachev to the imposing prime minister, chairman of the supreme council, minister defense of the head of the kgb and the ministry of internal affairs, the goal will prevent the collapse of the ussr gorbachev under house arrest in the crimean forus, troops are brought into moscow yeltsin convenes the people and leads the defense of the white house in moscow, where the supreme soviet of the ussr was then located, there was a smell of big blood, but the gkchp did not have enough determination for it. and yes, there is no plan. the conspirators from the gkchp were arrested, and thanks to yeltsin gorbachev was returned to the kremlin, but already without any real power, everyone turned away from gorbachev, both the party and the security forces and the allied republics, what we did after the eighty-fifth year has already given its real fruits, 1991. the soviet union was abolished, another union of independent cis states of russia, ukraine and belarus was created, but the

is in the hands of yeltsin yeltsin can save gorbachev or maybe destroy him in august 1991 gorbachevt in crimea and then the state emergency committee is announced due to the impossibility of execution by mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev due to health reasons, the impressive prime minister chairman of the supreme council minister of defense heads of the kgb and the ministry of internal affairs goal will prevent the collapse of the ussr gorbachev under house arrest in krymsk troops are brought to moscow yeltsin convenes the people and heads the defense of the white house in moscow, where the supreme soviet of the ussr was then located, there was a smell of great blood, but the gkchp did not have enough determination for it. yes, and there really was no plan for the conspirators. from the gkchp were arrested, and thanks to yeltsin gorbachev was returned to the kremlin, but already without any real power, everyone turned away from gorbachev and the party and the security forces and the union republics, everything that we did after the eighty-fifth year already gave its real results, 1991.

gorbachev didn't seem to make any decisions. it seems to be on its own.ntry is hopeless, but not for everyone, not everyone and not always around the corner of this luxurious hotel with a reputation for history, there was another one, the hotel now stands in its place ritz carlton and in the ussr, when tverskaya street was called and gorky, an intourist's box landed three middle rounds hands western komi expressions participants international industrial exhibitions. well, tourist entertainment groups named after moscow or evening leningrad, especially at night , could not boast, but they could offer love for money, there was no criminal article for prostitution, since it was believed that there was no class soil in the ussr.

i kravchuk shushkevich and yeltsin defeated gorbachev. nursultan nazarbayev to fly to belarus and where did this historical document disappear, kateryna pavlovska will tell the final meaning of the ussr, what role did ukraine play in this, how did gorbachev try reanimate the residence of the new one and how the last nail was driven into the union, they hammered the bialowieza empty turning point of the new history that culminated in the end of the empire artificially created by the bolsheviks. i congratulate kateryna pavlovska and this is the facts of the week. now i will tell you how 31 years ago in a small village the soviet union was actually destroyed three presidents of belarus, russia, and ukraine signed the so -called belarus agreements how did the last days of the ussr pass and why russians still reflect on it, let's find out and subscribe to our channel or to know more national flags big and small and old photos in the national museum of the history of ukraine at the exhibition flags of independence show moments that changed our

the first call was to him and he was informed that on december 25, gorbachev will symbolically resignt, but the imperial ambitions of russia will not just be curbed 96 th yeltsin will regret the belarus agreements and the russian duma will even approve a resolution on their will precisely in the part where the union was destroyed, and in 2013 it will secretly disappear from the belarusian archive, and the original of the belarus agreement can be connected with because in general there have been repeated statements in russia that this is an illegitimate agreement that the soviet union did not actually cease to exist, actually this can be connected with the work of the russian special services there, and of course experts believe that the year when the original agreement disappeared is of crucial importance after all, in 2014, russian aggression will begin and putin will repeatedly declare that for him the collapse of the union is the greatest geopolitical catastrophe, after which he will repeatedly demonstrate the same intentions to connect the incompatible, just as in his time the las

yeltsin can save gorbachev, or he can destroy him. then the state emergency committee was announced due to the impossibility of the state of health of the execution by mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev, the impressive prime minister, chairman of the supreme council, minister of defense, head of the kgb and the ministry of internal affairs, the goal was to prevent the collapse of the ussr gorbachev under troops are brought into moscow by house arrest in crimean foros yeltsin convenes the people and leads the defense of the white house in moscow, where the supreme soviet of the rsfsr was then located, there was a smell of great blood, but the gkchp did not have enough determination for it. yes, and there really were no plans, the conspirators from the gkchp were arrested, and gorbachev, thanks to yeltsin, was returned to the kremlin , but without any. the real authorities turned their backs on gorbachev, both the party and the security forces and the allied republics of the fifth year. has already given its real fruit december 8, 1991 sovie

gorbachev didn't seem to make any decisions. it looks like it's on its own.not everyone and not always around the corner of this luxurious hotel with a reputation for history, there was another one, the hotel now stands in its place ritz carlton and in the ussr, when tverskaya was called gorky street, then intourist's box settled down middle-class western clients komi expressions participants international industrial exhibitions. well, tourist entertainment groups named after moscow or evening leningrad, especially at night , could not boast, but they could offer love for money, there were no criminal articles for prostitution, since it was believed that in the ussr there was no class ground for prostitution, but for sexual services at the hotel where foreigners stayed paid in foreign currency. the circulation of currency in the ussr was controlled and very strictly a simple soviet person could not have a cent with him, and for currency transactions it was possible not only to sit down, but also to receive the highest measure, unlike prostitution, the article

are you voting to gorbachev didn't tanza? yes, i did, but having cost his boat, he couldn't resist having a drink with his former colleagues. yes, my mom diane, he wants to play. she did with yahoo because i just wanted to say that i am proud of that. i was the 1st to speak at the congress. i said the president of the ussr should be elected immediately, and it should be only one candidate. we all remember more with, oh, i know they tried to persuade me they should. you should agree for 2 or 3. his mom i am able to deliver. nobody is going to make a survey of which you could have agreed to become the president for 15 years, much you will for then this pose should have been introduced to 2 and i would still be general secretary, let me go over with you wouldn't again say come see you with a program with you but not will your, just like napoleon authorities at 1st elected 1st console for 4 years and then for life we go from here on the left us inhaler, the fellow who wanted both. i meanwhile, boris yeltsin was surrounded by his

then in 1991 after may, shall gorbachev's perestroika reforms. the russian people overthrew the reds and voted boris yeltsin in as president. in the countries fast democratic elections. however, with freedom came the economic crisis, and to fast chechen war being a documentary film director, i recorded what was going on around me. this film is my personal witness testimony about the events of one single, momentous. from the 31st of december, 1999 to the 31st of december. 2000 i have yes and your present shipment yet it is a patient vitaly. journals. as as for me yes. yes young goes by the look mommy's, i'm wrapping up present with all the presence of that. come on them. but who gets this one done via the chocolates and lollipops he get now. show your happiness. how do you like the chocolate? it will hear me. i love the low low deal. they you have no present, have you the old has no present loads, but lucas sang sousa, the songs with lyrics. the so lucian, natalia, any success with the television? i really gum. yeah. nothing to add new content aro

so can yeltsin hadn't expected to see gorbachev. it was probably the 1st time since 1991. yeltsin had practically overthrown the president of the u. s. i saw a knew perfectly well. what happens to allstate, leaders in russia, as long as yelled, seen was president x president. gorbachev simply disappeared. even from tv screens . maybe that's why yeltsin himself had thought so hard about his success in advance . what would be why i am sicker it belongs to melissa. oh, oh, oh mama, none the election results are coming out before mom. she won't announce it now. they might wait until 9 months. the lecture is also coming up immediately is done. the schedule usually with is region it is or, or for the zillow. oh, luigi. i stephen mckoko. very lou, we'll go with glen camp. are your people working here? what about senior senior man? we went to the stations this morning with one with maybe just got was that a miracle and a mirror image. ah, yes i w. hello glenn. oh, good evening, tatiana dia, tinka cooling. i've, i've heard about how many i'v

are you voting to gorbachev didn't tanza yet? i didn't, but having caused his boat, he couldn't resist having a drink with his former colleagues. yes, come out again. the ones patient you did with with i just wanted to say that i am proud that i was the 1st to speak at the congress school. i said the president of the ussr should be elected immediately and it should be only one candidate. we all remember more and with long me, oh, they tried to persuade me they should. you should agree for 2 or 3. his mom i am able to deliver. nobody is gonna make a survey of which you could have agreed to become the president for 15 years. i've met you that will full. then this post should have been introduced to to who i did . i would still be general secretary, let me go over with you wouldn't again say come see deal with a program with you to see what you were. you know, just like napoleon, stories at 1st elected 1st console for 4 years. and then for life, we go from here on the left us inhaler, the fellow who put it in both i meanwhile, boris

e, in history you were close to mikhail gorbachev.rve the union. could it have been modified? that's it, get rid of the scoop but keep the soviet union as a single geopolitical and political space, and the space or its collapse, in your opinion , was inevitable, huh? dmitry, i will answer your questions and then i would like to comment on a very interesting, in my opinion, to contain the discussions that we have here is, of course, the first thing. i don't think it was inevitable. i think that it was possible and necessary to keep something else. it seems to me that he could not remain absolutely in the car. what it was like in the soviet union were elements that were popular for the soviet system. is it the baltics or now? the three sides of the baltic, this is the western part of ukraine, this is, perhaps, some part of the enclave elements in the western part, there are some areas in belarus, and this is in transcaucasus. i think that these, so to speak, were elements of other systems of other civilizations of other values, and i be

gorbachev died just last week. what was the relationship like, when they were both in office and later? steven: that is an extraordinary story. initially, they were inclined not to like each other. reagan wrote in his diary, people tell me he is a different kind of leader. but he hoped to sit down with a soviet leader and see if they could make a breakthrough. gorbachev turned out to be that person, but not initially. gorbachev thought that reagan was a dinosaur. i think you're rich off was 55 or 56. there was about 20 years difference. he did not mean it because he thought he was old. very orthodox marxism. but they came to like each other. they came to like each other because they argued directly, for the first time, in a way that no american president or soviet leader had before. they argued about ideological differences between the countries. some of the transcripts are fascinating. we did not learn about these until the 1990's, but they were very frank, serious, earnest and a bit jocular. the most interesting

r mikhail gorbachev. who came to cost his balance with his daughter and granddaughter may i ask who you will whoa tore a. let's wait and see. are you voting to gorbachev? didn't thompson? yes, i didn't, but having cost his boat, he couldn't resist having a drink with his former colleagues. yes, natalia, they once patient you did with yahoo. i just wanted to say that i am proud that i was the 1st to speak at the congress school. i said the president of the ussr should be elected immediately and it should be only one candidate. we all remember with, oh the me, oh, they tried to persuade me they should. you should agree with 2 or 3. his mom, i am able to let her know that he's gonna make a survey of which he could have agreed to become the president. for 15 years i've met you that will for then this post should that been introduced to to and i would still be general secretary, let me go over with you wouldn't again take i'm see deal with a program with you to see what were your just like napoleon, stories at

gorbachev, open this gate. [cheering] mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall.] i understand the fear of war and the pain of division that afflict this continent, and i pledge to you my country's efforts to help overcome these burdens. to be sure, we in the west must resist soviet expansion. so, we must maintain defenses of unassailable strength. yet we seek peace, so we must strive to reduce arms on both sides. beginning 10 years ago, the soviets challenged the western alliance with a grave new threat, hundreds of new and more deadly ss-20 nuclear missiles, capable of striking every capital in europe. the western alliance responded by committing itself to a counterdeployment unless the soviets agreed to negotiate a better solution, namely the elimination of such weapons on both sides. for many months, the soviets refused to bargain in earnestness. as the alliance, in turn, prepared to go forward with its counterdeployment, there were difficult days. days of protests, like those during my 1982 visit to this city, and the soviets later walked away from the table.

gorbachev, tear down this wall.n he spoke, that what keeps people in berlin's love, and president also opened the discussion mode, support president reagan indicated that he would like to expand air access into the city, that he thought that west berlin would be a good place for the united nations meetings and he called for the olympics to come to both east and west berlin. the president and mrs. reagan are not leaving the brandenburg gate, and it will travel back to the central airport where the president will host america's birthday party for berlin. before they actually enters to see ayes halt to attend the party, they will be greeted by three of the men who flew the aircraft during 1948 in 1949 and various other displays as well. they will be introduced to members of the berlin wall patrol, among other thing, and we will continue our coverage this afternoon as the president continues to visit berlin. >> this is a afn berlin special report. live coverage of president reagan's visit to berlin. here is your host, a

gorbachev and his company.broke up and that's why today we are barely getting out of this situation. and at what point did you realize that, well, behold, your destiny is public service - this is diplomatic work. it was that moment when in the ninety-first year the soviet union collapsed, many of my then known friends. gone what in general? in fact, it was right that they did not swear allegiance to another country. you know, i. proceeded from the fact that the country is one i have another i do not. and i must serve in my country. by the way, i remembered very many generals and officers of the tsarist army, the russian army, who continued to serve in their country already. red army so i think i did the right thing? this is my country, i was not going to leave it anywhere and i will never leave it. subconsciously, i guess i always have it in my head. and mom at one time, when you made this life choice, that as a very young person, like mom accepted it. she was not afraid that you would be in the civil service,

underway for the last few days of course, today is the 35th anniversary of the inf treaty were mikael gorbachev an ronald reagan signed that historic achievement to be an intermediate range missiles, of course ready to deploy i don't

gorbachev wanted to form a union of sovereign states of the sg, instead in belovezhskaya.created the commonwealth of independent states of the commonwealth, that is, it was assumed that relations between countries, and the key countries of the former soviet union russia ukraine belarus will be partly friendly. they really are between russia and belarus and we have no conflicts, but the west is like kites. yes, how kites flocked to the post-soviet space immediately after the collapse of the soviet union, they immediately began to stretch. completely different sides immediately began to support, the coming to power of radical nationalists in certain countries of the soviet union immediately begins from the beginning in the nineties, they began to support all anti-russian undertakings, in many respects they initiated anti-russian undertakings in the post-soviet space, and this is exactly the policy. the west led to the fact that as a result of the orange revolution of 2004, the 2014 coup d'état in ukraine, radical nationalists came to power. after all, they did not dominate.

was actually his leader a year after that, we were already president, and gorbachev gave lectures at years after that, he still calls president gorbachev his son is going to contribute, that is, in the same way, the head of tatarstan or bashtistan will have a clear prospect of retaining the position of an independent president and to be there in the organization of the united nations to speak and then everything will disappear and to survive this collapse of the regime, that's why i think it will be good for everyone , why are the russians afraid well, i just don't understand themselves without an empire, if they understood that their life will be much better without the empire , they agreed to it simply based on a banal calculation. hmm, they are simpler. sergei, a conscientious german political scientist, explained to us that russia could fall apart. and now we will not talk about russia anymore. we will talk about russia again. artis public is on the air, hello, well, here we were just talking about how what are the disintegration problems in the russian federation, new values, te

was actually his leader a year after that, we already earned money was the president, and gorbachevrs after that, he still calls president gorbachev his son is going to contribute, that is, the head of tatarstan or bashtistan will have the will to retain the position of an independent president and to be there in the organization of the united nations, to speak out , and then it will disappear somewhere. so, to survive this regime collapse, that's why i think it will be good for everyone. why are the russians afraid? well, i think they simply do not understand themselves without an empire, if they understood that their life will be much better without the empire, they agreed to it simply by calculation, they are trivially simpler. serhiy serhiy , an honest german political scientist explained to us that russia can fall apart, join the community with a ukrainian view of the world, become a sponsor youtube channel espresso and this is access to exclusive content, personal thanks, fixed comments , special icons and the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team, click

the president of the ussr, mikhail gorbachev, had to state that the soviet union died due to the currenth the formation of the commonwealth of independent states . after the post of the ussr president , there are still many myths surrounding the meetings in the bilavar forest, but today it seems to be historical inevitability after the failure of the august putsch , the collapse of the union was a matter of time even before the meeting on december 8, a referendum on independence was held in ukraine, kravchuk was sworn in as president, and the verkhovna rada recognized the treaty of 1922 on the creation of the ussr as invalid. which would have corresponded to the ukrainian referendum, the coal of the ukrainian people of arkadsk exists, it suits us, it tells us how to live further. achievement, according to him, the peaceful liquidation of the soviet union at that time helped to avoid great bloodshed, ukraine alone, probably with huge losses, and maybe not at that time, but later, what came out of the soviet union was already visible here, but it could have happened through blood due to th

gorbachev died on august 30th of 2022. >> distinguished governor, distinguished president. ladies and gentlemen, here we stand before a sculpture in which the sculptures imagination, with remarkable expressiveness, conveys the drama of the cold war. the human striving to penetrate the barriers of confrontation. it is symbolic that the granddaughter of winston churchill, and that this culture should be in fulton. . more than 46 years ago, that winston churchill spoke in fulton, and in my country, and the speech was singled out as the formal declaration of the cold war. this was indeed the first time that the words iron curtain were pronounced, and the whole western world was challenged to close ranks against the threat of tyranny in the form of the soviet union, and communist expansion. everything else in this speech, including churchill's analysis of the situation in the world, is thought about the possibility of preventing a third world war, the prospects for progress and methods of reconstructing the post war world remain unknown to the soviet people. but today, in paying

host: what did jim baker think of mikael gorbachev? susan: jim baker and his lifelong friend george h. w. bush, their great accomplishment, in many respects, was midwifing the end of the cold war. in many respects, they forged a unique partnership with mikael gorbachev and his foreign minister. it was a partnership that meant the difference between stability and a world not in crisis. when you see how hostile and adversarial relations had become of vladimir putin and russia have become you realize how differently it could have turned out. i think baker met many times with gorbachev and he would say that is the defining moment for both of them. host: why james baker? why did you choose to write 600 pages about james baker? peter: it is a very fast read. [laughter] host: i do not endorse books and i recommend it. peter: nobody had done a biography which was fascinating. most secretaries of state, it seems like somebody writes a biography. here you had, in some ways, the most consequential secretary of state of our time. if dean astin was

host: what did jim baker think of mikael gorbachev? susan: jim baker and his lifelong friend george h. w. bush, their great accomplishment, in many respects, was midwifing the end of the cold war. in many respects, they forged a unique partnership with mikael gorbachev and his foreign minister. it was a partnership that meant the difference between stability and a world not in crisis. when you see how hostile and adversarial relations had become of vladimir putin and russia have become you realize how differently it could have turned out. i think baker met many times with gorbachev and he would say that is the defining moment for both of them. host: why james baker? why did you choose to write 600 pages about james baker? peter: it is a very fast read. [laughter] host: i do not endorse books and i recommend it. peter: nobody had done a biography which was fascinating. most secretaries of state, it seems like somebody writes a biography. here you had, in some ways, the most consequential secretary of state of our time. if dean astin was

mikhail gorbachev and george w. in malta just a few weeks after the fall of the berlin wall. this event went down in history as the malta hightoga summit was hailed around the world as a sign of the end of the cold war. a sign of easing tension in the world. it was an important turning point in east-west relations at the final press conference. gorbachev openly declared bush's assurance that the ussr would never attack the united states. but the states did not give such assurances to the soviet union. but they put it forward. a number of requirements for successful cooperation and moscow essentially accepted them, so many political scientists still consider malta themselves from the political loss of the ussr , this was such a day in history. new russian anti-missile tested successfully. what tasks will this weapon perform ? the prisoners returned to their homeland. 50 soldiers are already in moscow. they are under the supervision of doctors. kiev may be left without heating, the mayor warns the temperature in the a

the first and last president of the country, who is no more mikhail sergeevich gorbachev, he shockedroika, the collapse of the warsaw bloc, the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan, the unification of germany by dry law, empty counters, but also with hope. with faith in you, your wisdom and fortitude, he did not save his country, lost his only one from universal adoration to universal condemnation. gorbachev survived the maximum accessible person. gobble up gennady petrovich or just gena the gardener nose to this apartment, then your big business.

she is still the second athlete after gorbachev. on frolov, who traditionally gave a fist before the start of the performance. her coaches are sergey davydov and pay attention to the chic black dress in which she goes to her arbitrary program. lord , well done. anna frolova, not without a struggle, of course, but coped with her free program. yes, there were mistakes of touching eld with his hand, but there was no such clarity as in the case of all the fucking jumping elements, but in general i didn’t really like this program very beautiful plastic dress. and, of course, today's jumps were also great, but without ultrasik so far flawlessly. yes, a very interesting tango, as i understand it, a new program on frolova this season and here it turns out that uh, they have been working on for the competitive season already. anna and her coach sergei davydov, the program of the premiere, which we watch at the championship of russia, and i must admit that i like it very much. you hear the reaction of the public. this is an absolutely well-de

is in the hands of yeltsin yeltsin can save gorbachev, and maybe destroy.st 1991, gorbachev went to rest in the crimea and then the state emergency committee was announced due to the impossibility of execution by mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev due to health reasons, the impressive prime minister chairman of the supreme council minister of defense heads of the kgb and the ministry of internal affairs goal to prevent the collapse of the ussr gorbachev under house arrest in crimean foros to moscow troops are introduced yeltsin convenes the people and leads the defense of the white house in moscow, where the supreme soviet of the rsfsr was then located it smelled of a lot of blood, but the gkchp did not have enough determination for it. yes, and there really were no plans, the conspirators from the gkchp were arrested, and gorbachev, thanks to yeltsin, was returned to the kremlin , but without any. the real authorities turned their backs on gorbachev, and the party and the security forces and the union republics, everything that we did after the eighty-fifth yea

gorbachev did not accept me directly responsibility for the afghan war, and it was very organic for himputin will not give the order to withdraw troops from the territory of ukraine, at least i don’t see such an opportunity, so it’s pretty unpleasant for me the news was that the russian public space, russian television, the russian government practically did not react to the liberation of kherson, i thought that this there will be a rather serious blow to the russian television, the russian public authorities have withstood it quite easily, the question is how serious is it the pudinsky regime will not be able to withstand the blow so easily because, after all, crimea is an absolutely iconic phenomenon and, in general, it will so easily swallow the liberation of crimea. how did they invite the liberation of kherson? most likely, the regime will not be able to. i see two special scenarios. here is the difference between these scenarios, it is conditional, but that’s why i see two scenarios. the first scenario is putin, after all, after the defeat, he will not withdraw troops . the circum

kingdom gorbachev i understood a combination of factors.n't relentlessly return to how people from perceived people well in the first year and how they began to perceive it over time. actually, what i tried to ask him about, because the more time passed since the ninety-first year, the more people had sociologists. realizing that 1991 was a big mistake. this must be corrected, that this is a defeat in the confrontation with the west. well, in 2005 they were told. these are putin's famous words about the biggest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century. well, in 90 the collapse of the soviet union was the biggest geopolitical catastrophe of the century. for the russian people, however, it has become a real drama, tens of millions of our fellow citizens and compatriots found themselves outside the russian territory, an epidemic of decay. in addition, it spread to russia itself in 2005 - this feeling in society took root more and more, 10 years later. vciom. i asked the russians how they would vote in a referendum on the restoration of the