russia in direct popular elections dealt a serious blow. by the legitimacy of the ussr president mikhail gorbachevallied deputies. it became clear that it was impossible to defeat or at least push aside yeltsin by political or legal methods in the coming years. gorbachev could only accept the inevitable and try to re-enter an alliance with yeltsin in an effort to maintain at least a limited role in the renewed union of nine republics. july 10, 1900. ninety-one , gorbachev unexpectedly appeared in the kremlin in the midst of the inauguration of president yeltsin. he came to congratulate there are several victorious opponents. having made a forced joke, the country now has one more president, ahead of the two presidents, who have been either allies or rivals many times, many more dramatic events awaited in this fateful ninety-first year, the last in the history of the ussr. the best deposit in sberi up to 18% per annum, have time to open it before the end of june. download the cian app and be the first to know about apartment price reductions. i have a question for you: do you have a clear picture o

ussr, mikhail gorbachev. these are the 9 republics.f gorbachev, who continued. cpsu, heads of nine republics gathered. eight of them were presidents or prime ministers, while simultaneously remaining party leaders in their republics. in addition to the leader of russia, boris yeltsen, he was the only one who dropped out of this completely one-party meeting. as a result of the meeting , a joint april statement was adopted. the republics and the union center will prepare, in pursuance of the referendum decision, as soon as possible. a new treaty of union and a constitution associated with it. until these documents are put into effect, the republics live in a transition period, observing the previous constitutional and legal order. the statement promised price adjustments, tax breaks and improved food supplies. the heads of the republics called the population to refrain from strikes and any riots. the april statement reflected a centrist position. until the new order is agreed upon and put into effect, the old rules remain unchanged. this

russia in direct popular elections dealt a serious blow to the legitimacy of ussr president mikhail gorbachevly by the congress of allied deputies. it became clear that it was impossible to defeat or at least push aside yeltsin by political or legal methods in the coming years. gorbachev could only accept the inevitable and try go again. the presidents, who had been both allies and rivals many times, faced many more dramatic events in that fateful ninety-first year, the last in the history of the ussr. dear friends, i invite you to our next episode of the author’s program besagon tv, it will be called today children, tomorrow people, i hope it will be interesting, i’m looking forward to seeing you. hello, i’m sergei stankevich, together with you we are again peering into the details of the significant events of that era. when our country made a great transition from the soviet union to new russia. today we will remember how in the spring and summer of 1991 a decisive attempt was made to save the disintegrating soviet union through its reasonable modernization. over the 70 years of its existen

ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev will meet for the very first time. rtunately for all concerned, gorbachev was self-confident enough and wise enough to understand that countries spy, even while they're trying to get along. a letter gorbachev was writing to reagan in september wrote that, "let's get together and try to resolve the main issues between us." so he seemed to accept that there's all kinds of back-and-forth in the spy world, at the same time as we have an obligation that's bigger than that, that's broader than that, and that is bigger and more important than that. good morning, everyone. the moment is at hand. president reagan now is at a lakeside mansion about eight miles north of geneva. fleur d'eau, it is called. gorbachev was impatient to meet reagan. and though he normally would consider reagan as an anti-communist, ronald reagan was interested himself to leave a different legacy of his years than just the legacy of someone who launched a crusade against the soviet union. [new anchor] senior white house correspondent charles bierbauer is

more importantly, they've gone to shake hands with the new leader, mikhail gorbachev. [reporter] outside, hundreds of other soviets who were excused from work waited for their turn to pay their respects to chernenko. [susan eisenhower] by the time chernenko dies, american diplomats had observed so many funerals in moscow that it had become an absolute joke. but the successor was a vital young man from stavropol. gorbachev was a very, very different figure than the soviet leaders who'd gone before. if nothing else, he was a heck of a lot younger. [reporter] there was enormous public interest here in the new soviet leader, mr. gorbachev. his picture appeared prominently on the front page of all moscow papers today, eclipsing chernenko's obituary photo, which was inside on page two. and russians we talked to were clearly looking forward to general secretary gorbachev. i want him to fight for peace and for better life, and we hope he'll do his best. there was a great debate over who gorbachev was and what gorbachev intended to do. for kremlin watchers, there was a sense in

since 1988, a team of communist reformers led by mikhail gorbachev, as part of their policy known aserestroika, began to reform the political system and public administration in the ussr. the meaning of the reform was the gradual transfer of power from previously the monopoly ruling communist party to the soviet system. elected in competitive elections. from the beginning of 1989, the congress of people's deputies of the ussr began its work, the activities of which awakened an active political life in the huge, previously tightly governed country, with public polemics in the media, the struggle of currents and parties, mass rallies and demonstrations. in 1990, the reform moved to the level of the union republics. russia also held its first competitive elections. the political leader boris was elected there without any problems ; the composition of the congress turned out to be quite motley, yeltsin, already known throughout the country as the leader of the opposition at the union level, is a strong opponent of the head of the ussr, mikhail gorbachev. together with yeltsin, many deput

since 1988, a team of communist reformers led by mikhail gorbachev, as part of their policy known asestroika, began to reform the political system and public administration in the ussr. the meaning of the reform was the gradual transfer of power from the previously monopoly ruling communist party to the system councils elected through competitive elections. since the beginning of 1989, the congress of people's deputies of the ussr began its work, the activities of which awakened an active political life in the huge, previously tightly governed country. public polemics in the media, the struggle of currents and parties, mass rallies and demonstrations. in 1990, the reform moved to the level of the union republics. the first competitive elections to federal, regional and local authorities also took place in russia. regions swayed more slowly with a constant eye on what was happening in moscow. in march 1990, elections to the congress of people's deputies of the rsfsr took place. for the first time since the beginning of the 20th century, russia received real legislative power. it was a

bobruisk to brest , there are only 16 teams, consisting of famous football players, roman vasilyuk, mikhail gorbachev and many other honored masters, also athletes with visual or hearing impairments shone on the artificial turf of the city stadium, anatoly usenko won world championships with them and europe. firstly, this is the popularization of football, and secondly, guys come from all over our country, let’s say. you 'll show it on tv, yes, and others will watch and watch and say: why don't we we can go to marina hill, play a tour on this, they can go, yes, yes, yes, we don’t take any fees, please come, play, the winners will get theirs, cups, medals, the best players will get their prizes, cups , medals, awards - this is of course great, but it is much more important to meet old acquaintances, have a good time and get a lot of positive emotions. that's all for now, love sports, work hard , win, have a nice weekend. in the next few minutes we will only talk about sports. hello. let's start with football. all the same three the gap between the current champion of belarus dynamo minsk and the seaso

and then margaret thatcher says to mikhail gorbachev this is a man she can do business with. what an extraordinary shift. and, of course, ronald reagan was not only an admirer and a friend of margaret thatcher, but he really respected her viewpoint on this. and she gave him some political cover to begin to look at the changes that were underway in the soviet union and take them more seriously. [narrator] while chernenko is leader, full dialogue with the soviets remains a long way off. her approval of gorbachev legitimizes reagan's desire to approach the soviet leadership himself. and he is intrigued by her very well-informed insights. but the cia wants to know exactly who is keeping the british one step ahead. [bianna] the cia had this "we are holier than thou" position, and thus have the right to have access to all of the information that we would like. and so they were itching to find out, who is this mystery spy? [narrator] ames and his colleagues scour the list of soviet diplomats in london who had worked in denmark. [narrator] ames now knows the double agent who's been s

ussr, mikhail gorbachev.in , many deputies of the democratic conscription joined the congress, but numerically they had no more than 30% of the deputy seats, and the rest of the composition was delegated mainly from the soviet, communist party, economic or collective farm nomenklatura. primary or middle level. 920 deputies, that is, 86% of their composition, were communists of various shades. contradictions in the complex composition of the congress appeared immediately when choosing chairman of the supreme council of the rsfsr. there was something to fight for here. in fact, it was not just about the speaker organizing the debate. the chairman of the supreme council was the highest official of the republic. who in march 1990 had already become president of the ussr, yeltsin was a radical and for the team of reformer mikhail gorbachev, a populist. to russia's orthodox communists, yeltsin was an ideological renegade and rebel. everyone understood perfectly well that if yeltsin was allowed to head the parliamen

direct popular elections, dealt a serious blow to the legitimacy of the elected ussr president mikhail gorbachev of allied deputies. it became clear that it was impossible to defeat or at least push aside yeltsin by political or legal methods in the coming years. gorbachev could only accept the inevitable and try to re-enter the union with yeltsin in an effort to maintain at least a limited role for himself in the renewed union of nine republics. on july 10 , 1991, gorbachev unexpectedly appeared to everyone. in the kremlin in the midst of the procedure the inauguration of president yeltsin, he came to congratulate his victorious rival, making a somewhat forced joke, so the country now has one more president. ahead of the two presidents, who had been either allies or rivals many times, many more dramatic events awaited them in this fateful ninety-first year, the last in the history of the ussr. continue our broadcast. official report about a resident of besieged leningrad. now larisa evdokimova lives in novosibirsk, and employees of the investigative committee helped her come to the city during

the union center, represented by ussr president mikhail gorbachev. these are the nine republics. il 23, 1991 , the heads of nine republics gathered in novo ogorevo at the call of gorbachev, who continued to combine the post of president with the post of general secretary of the cpsu. eight of them were presidents or prime ministers, while simultaneously remaining party leaders in their republics. except for the leader of russia. boris yeltsin, he was the only one who fell out of this quite a one-party meeting. as a result of the meeting, a joint april statement was adopted. the republics and the union center, in pursuance of the referendum decision, will, as soon as possible, prepare a new union treaty and a constitution associated with it. until these documents are put into effect, the republics live in a transition period, observing the previous constitutional and legal order. the statement made promises. after boris elson was elected president of russia in june and took office in july, he became increasingly insistent promote your version of the union system. to develop a draft

since 1988 , a team of communist reformers led by mikhail gorbachev, as part of his policy known as perestroikan to reform the political system and public administration in the ussr. the meaning of the reform was a gradual transfer of power from the previously monopoly ruling communist party to a system of councils elected through competitive elections. from the beginning of 1989, the congress of people's deputies of the ussr began its work, the activities of which awakened in a huge, previously tightly governed country, an active political life with public polemics in the media, the struggle of currents and parties, mass rallies and demonstrations. in 1990, the reform moved to the level of the union republics. the first competitive elections to federal and regional bodies also took place in russia. seats, and the rest of the staff was delegated mainly from the soviet, communist party, economic or collective farm nomenklatura of the primary or middle level. 920 deputies, that is, 86% of their composition, were communists of various shades. contradictions in the complex composition of the congre

and mikhail gorbachev was present at its opening.at time he was not yet ginsek, but simply a member of the politburo of the cpsu central committee. but this park named after lenin was previously called united in honor of the unification. the northern part of the country and the southern part after the vietnam war, but the monument here is like another reminder whose ideals helped unite the nation. the legendary ho chi minh city became the conductor of communist ideas; at its hanoi mausoleums, the honorary king perfects his chicana step. the leader of the vietnamese revolution and the first president of the country, he visited the soviet union more than once, initially secretly. on the occasion of the centenary of the first trip , a monument was unveiled in st. petersburg; this is a symbol, including the political course of khachimin, independent from the west, which. we should now,” the russian leader noted. we see like-minded people in vietnam in the formation of a new architecture equal and indivisible to eurasian security in an in

on december 8, 1987 , mikhail gorbachev signed the document in washington, and his counterpart ronald reagan did not hide his pleasure. you repeat this at every meeting, and under the mutual control of the participating countries , hundreds of missiles have been eliminated. ussr complexes pioneers aka relief, usa, pershinkavk. by the way, the soviet union destroyed twice as many missiles. society then perceived what was happening ambiguously, and for many it was a blow, even if leaving aside politics, ideology, the creation and development of missile systems, someone put their whole life. the ok operational-tactical complex, destroyed within the framework of the treaty , was not even formally covered by it. launch range up to 400 km. however, it was included in the list by decision of the then leadership of the country. then all tests of improvement were stopped. aku complex, designer aki sergei nepobedimy, director of the kolomna design bureau of mechanical engineering, hero of socialist labor, laureate of the lenin and state prize, creator of a total of 28 missile systems, from chry

on december 8, 1987 , mikhail gorbachev put his signature on the document in washington.is counterpart ronald reidgan did not hide his pleasure. you repeat this at every meeting. and under the mutual control of the participating countries , hundreds of missiles were eliminated. ussr - pioneer, temp s complexes, ak and relief, and the usa pershenk and tamogaf. by the way, the soviet union destroyed twice as many missiles. there was an agreement not to produce in the future missiles with a range of less than 500 to a thousand, with an average range of 1 to 5,500 km, in order to reduce the danger of nuclear war. and so the states accusing moscow of nuclear rhetoric are moving the hands of the doomsday clock over and over again. ground-based typhon or mk-70 missile systems were brought to the philippines, also under the guise of exercises. the system allows you to launch the same rayton, sm-3 and sm6 missiles in addition winged tomohawks have a range of up to 5,500 km. the previous modification of the mk-41 complex, which also allows the launch of medium -range missiles in 20

sculpture of the leader became a gift for the fifth congress of the communist party of vietnam; mikhail gorbachevthen not yet the ginsec, but simply a member of the politburo of the cpsu central committee, was present at its opening. this park named after lenin used to be called united in honor of the unification of the northern and southern parts of the country after the vietnam war, but the monument here is like another reminder of whose ideals helped unite the nation. the legendary ho chi minh city became the conductor of communist ideas; its mausales of hanoi have an honorary crown perfects his precise step. the leader of the vietnamese revolution and the first president of the country, he visited the soviet union more than once on visits, initially secret. on the centenary of the first trip , a monument was unveiled in st. petersburg; it is a symbol. including the political course of ha chi minh city, independent of the west, which vietnam is following now,” the russian leader noted. we see vietnam as a like-minded partner in the formation of a new architecture of equal and indivisible euras

bobruisk to dobrest there are only 16 teams consisting of famous football players, roman vasilyuk, mikhail gorbachevred masters. also on the artificial turf of the city stadium were athletes who came from all over our country, and let’s say you show them on tv, right? others will look, look and say, why can’t we go to marinagorka to play on this tour, they can go, they, yes, yes, yes, we don’t take any fees, please come, play, the winners will receive their cups, medals, best players will receive their shouts. cups, medals, awards are of course great, but it’s much more important to meet old friends, have a good time and get a lot of positive emotions. that's all for now, love. work hard to win, have a nice weekend. everything that you want to know is the true meaning of the holy rat, these signs are so simple and extraordinary for the skin vernika, they are of great importance, but in reality this is the shortest known of our faith, the faith of god aitz. i love the world so much that i add the son of my adzinaradnag. on the importance of religious holidays. we celebrate victory, life over death, t

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on december 25, 1991, at 7 p.m., mikhail gorbachev announced his resignation live, but this did not mean end of the soviet union. the end of the era came 35 minutes later, when the red flag was removed in the kremlin, here it is, this flag has been preserved, we even know the exact time when it was removed, 19:00 35 minutes, 11 minutes, then for the first time there was a pause when there was no air over our country was no flag. a kind of emptiness. in all global historical events, as always , it is better to look for the simplest, almost everyday explanation. during these 11 minutes , the commandant’s office employees figured out how to properly attach the banner to the flagpole. the historical flag of new russia has also been preserved. an act was drawn up about this event of replacing the flags. look what he is like, it feels like they were doing it in a hurry, then , however, everything was done in a hurry, the fact is that the working day in the kremlin ended at 6:00 pm, the office was not working, i had to to look for paper and write on it by hand like that, no one then could have

part along way but, of course, that with vladimir putin which is worse than what we face under mikhail gorbachevment even before that. and that basically stems from the fact that mywest are generay driven u by ideological element andou talk about that rush but if you look to what xi jinping and the chinese government are publicly saying it's the great rejuvenation china nation strong that's nothing to do with marxism. if anything is the antithesis of classical marxism and so forth they affect in some ways i fear china might be bearing out linens the rate of imperialism. can go into means is what we hae to be realistic about what we expect detente is not satisfied, is not a final solution to that's really together think it's far too dangerous to pursuit because as is that the chinese have heard some of the arguments about victory andky mn foreign affairs and dan who i agree i fanpublished the peace b kaplan■qack in 2020 making the argument agast this type of policy. it is too dangerous. it's not critical for american inre which american interests in my view if you go back to george kennan, george

really remarkable that at the end of reagan's second term he found that partner for peace in mikhail gorbachev, the last of the soviet union presidents and leaders. and then for a period of years, there was rapprochement. obviously between what became russia and the west and then vladimir putin came to power and showed that his philosophy, his politics, was aggression, was imperialism was again trying to dominate parts of the world of this continent that he believed were rightly his are rightly belong to russia and that's where we are today. >> really remarkable way to lay out the stage and the stakes of all of this are christiane amanpour always incredibly grateful to have you and your perspective on this historic day. thank you. very much coming up next here, president biden in france for the 80th anniversary of d-day, we are going to make sure we bring you his speech live. you are looking of course, at some of the last surviving veterans of that day. but coming up here, we're gonna get some unique historical context on normandy, the events d-day, when you're joined by award-winning filmmake

mikhail gorbachev as the new secretary of the soviet union, would later lead to continue de-escalation and tensions between the ussr and the us the nuclear confrontation is a very, very real threat because if both sides think that the other side is willing and ready to do anything, and that's one step away from from a disaster nuclear war was ultimately averted in 1983 the hope is that the same can happen in 2024 bianna golodryga, cnn, new york and the finale of cnn's original series, secrets and spies, a nuclear game, ayres tonight, attend another hour. >> cnn newsroom starts right now, let's go all right, welcome everyone. you're in the cnn newsroom model more jimenez in washington tonight, we are for counting down to cnn's presidential debate now, just four days away, that is the live countdown clock. the first major showdown between incumbent president joe biden and former >> the president donald trump, since 2020, and the earliest general election debate in us history. now the two candidates are preparing in very different ways, trump taking a less conventional approach, meeting w

he found one mikhail gorbachev and then took the whole process over the line and then you had with these two partners american andrew and serve unit the two superpowers were able to end are communism. and finally the end of the soviet union, of course, putin now has come back and is in the midst of what people called ravana chisholm wanting to bring back the so-called glory of the soviet time. even imperial times, where russia had a sphere of influence and putin is absolutely determined that he deserves and the russia today deserves a sphere for of influence thinking that ukraine is part of what rightly belongs to russia's sphere of influence are those days are over the cold war ended and there aren't so-called spheres of influence anymore. nonetheless the absolute risk and catastrophe that is unleashed on europe, the first major ground was since well but what you, it's still playing out. and therefore everything is at stake. are not just with this speech, but, but pointing out to the republicans in the united states, that isolation, isolationism, america first hunkering down appeasing.

and intel, they may be gordy of skis existing or maybe maybe not the appointment in 1985 of mikhail gorbacheve new secretary of the soviet union, would later lead to continue de-escalation intention between the ussr and the us. the nuclear confrontation is a very, very real threat because if both sides think that the other side is willing and ready to do anything, that's one step away from from a disaster. >> nuclear war was ultimately averted in 1983. the hope is that the same can happen, in 2024. bianna golodryga, cnn, new york. >> and watch the finale of the cnn original series, secrets and spies, a nuclear game tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on scene oh, royal selfie, prince william met taylor swift backstage after attending a london show for his birthday. look at those big smiles will show you how he danced the night away next hey, mom, how many should i decorated have ran have blue that's a really tough call. >> who are you? >> if you look at the latest data you're probably going to need a lot of those purple sprinkles how this guy really knows his stuff life is better with th

and intel, they may be gordy of skis existing or maybe maybe not the appointment in 1985 of mikhail gorbachev as the new secretary of the soviet union, would later lead to continue de-escalation in tensions between the ussr and the us. the nuclear confrontation is a very, very real threat because if both sides think that the other side is willing and ready to do anything that's one step away from from a disaster nuclear war was ultimately averted in 1983. >> the hope is that the same can happen in 2024 bianna golodryga, cnn, new york and the finale of the cnn original series, secrets and spies, a nuclear game, airs tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. right here on cnn. all right. still to come the historic cnn presidential debate just five days away, how both president biden and donald trump are preparing for next the most anticipated moment. win this election and the stakes couldn't be higher, the president and the former president, one stage moderated by jake tapper and dana bash the cnn presidential debate thursday night at nine live on cnn and streaming unmatched. did you know sling has your favorite

andropov entrusts mikhail gorbachev and nikolai, young by soviet standards, members of the politburo absentees during working hours, when he will be there, you don’t know, he’s working now, no, no, and where he is, you don’t know, for whom, i don’t know, he hasn’t been working for a long time, yes , the next point of reform is the fight against corruption; during the 15 months of andropov’s rule, 18 ministers of the ussr and 37 first secretaries will be replaced. it seems to me that, in principle, it will be possible to defeat corruption only if we have a rule of law state. yuri andropov feels a potential threat in the lenin-stalin division of the ussr into national republic, separatism could awaken there at any moment, former member of the cpsu central committee, people's deputy of the ussr arkady volsky describes the fears of the general secretary in his interview with a businessman. the secretary general wanted to solve the problem. well, here we tried to select such polar points of view, i will still make one clarification, of course, the fight against the tuniyadians, it began e

well, let’s look, and these are people from mikhail sergeevich gorbachev’s team.ersion, he was removed by the kgb thanes, that is, he’s kind of nearby and will do what he’s supposed to do, yes, including in terms of security, but at the same time it’s not the party leadership, at the same time this is not the party central committee and not the secretariat, in the end , here he is like a person, and why is he, but because he is a man of honor, a man who speaks the truth, who does not hide... this the truth from someone and which can , indeed, which can, i apologize, at the turn of the khrushchev-brezhnev era, andropov firmly sat in the post of head of the department of the secretary of the central committee for, therefore , relations with the ruling communist parties, and was not going to go to the kgb, but at the same time, i will note that his position in the secretariat began to strengthen more and more as moscow’s relations with all the capitals of the social republics improved, so... this question frightened anyone extremely? mikhail andreevich suslov, becaus

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lincoln, queen victoria, winston churchill, martin luther king, margaret thatcher, nelson mandela, mikhail gorbachevonald reagan, unrwa . ronald reagan, unrwa. fortunately, as the world descends into crisis with the powder keg of the middle east erupting, who do we have in post as the leader of the free world, the commander in chief of the biggest military on the planet, confused joe biden, a man so decrepit he made the heroic d—day veterans this week look like sprightly teenagers. yes, it was embarrassing that our own prime minister made such a swift exit from the 80 year anniversary this week, but most americans will be regretting that their president stayed for so long, especially after this embarrassing display. >> distinguished guests, please welcome the honourable lloyd j. >> i love his wife's nervous scratch of the nose. nothing to see here, folks. now, i'm sure he's a nice man, and i wish him well in retirement. this is not ageism. winston churchill was still an intellectual giant at 81. rupert murdoch , my old boss, 81. rupert murdoch, my old boss, still going strong and just remarried at 9

was so upset and depressed about seeing "the day after" that shortly after seeing that he and mikhail gorbachevet and they reduced the number of nuclear weapons. so, that is the nuclear freeze, and went in the right direction. but unfortunately now we are not doing that type of thing at all. when we ought to be. host: all right. got it, ronald. let's talk to charles in cleveland, ohio. independent. caller: yes, i would like to comment about what i see as the unbalanced rewarding out of the middle east. i think the news media in general in the united states are not giving accurate, correct information. i think that most of the news media in the western part of the world does not -- is engaging more in gas lighting, what is really going on, and congress and the things coming out of our congress. i think that the news media and the individuals who make up the news media are not giving out correct and accurate information, and it is hurting this country. host: charles, what do you think is happening that is not being reported, and where are you getting your information? caller: that is an interesti

the second year of 72, then we actually ended it for the second time, yes, only then mikhail came out sergeevich gorbachevre ending it for the second time, afghanistan happened, no, volodya, everything happened before afghanistan , and afghanistan, by the way, vladimir rudolfovich, as brzhizinsky says, is the highest achievement of his personal american foreign policy, which is what i ’m talking about, because a very simple match happened, the seventy-second year. year at the moment when the dollar was decoupled from its gold content, what are we selling for? this is a question in 1975, actually, for what we sell all our resources there, but the difference, by the way, is that we were saving europe back then, but america there was a terrible crisis, vietnam, and everything about the economy. and europe was doing well, there was already russian, russian soviet oil, it was already in europe, and gas was starting to flow there, and there were also, so to speak, trade issues in our relations with europe, so europe did not deal with this crisis of the united states noticed it very much, unlike what is happenin

one of the main results of yuri andropov’s stay in power was the appearance of mikhail gorbachev on thecal figures of the 20th century. he was chairman of the kgb for 15 years and spent 15 months as general secretary. like kps. yesterday we started talking about why he is often called the damned secretary general biography. how did the fate of your son turn out? he was weak-willed and succumbed to the influence of others. he fell into the company of criminals, was arrested once, imprisoned a second time, in general, quite early, at the age of 35, he died. the personality of yuri andropov’s contribution to the history of our country still causes a lot of controversy. on the one hand, it was under him that punitive psychotherapy became widespread. on the other hand , he was a sincere fighter against corruption and stupidity; he is considered one of the toughest leaders of our country, at the same time he is a poet, a lyricist, listen to one of andropov’s poems, which he dedicated to his wife: i wrote and thought, dear, that at 50, as at 25, even though my head is almost gray, i am writing

name and patronymic, which was in my passport, sorry, and i even remember how surprised mikhail sergeevich gorbachevrselves, why do we need to take pictures with some gorbachev? the president, even though he was a former president, still took a photo of it, so impudent, the main thing is, he hugged him, hugged him in general, imagine, imagine how stupid the children were, and i ’m the president, so he is like that too, here you are chaliapin, you are the grandson , i say, naturally, you don’t see the same face as fyodo ivanovich, here for the first time we will reveal another secret of the prokhor, no, the fact that he is not a relative of chaliapin, everyone has long understood this. but it turns out that the country could find out under a completely different name, among the creative pseudonyms there was another one, which no one knows about, except, perhaps, the passport officer of the nizhny novgorod legislature of moscow, who used to be in this building, andrei zakharenkov, who here turned into shalyapin’s prokhor, will definitely never be here they won’t forget, he came here as he went to work

possibility of their demise, the political class of the west is leading behave differently than mikhail sergeevich gorbachev , we have to to win in the ukrainian theater of operations, i'm waiting for the euro of the state committee for emergency situations, the euro of the state committee for emergency situations, i'm sure you see the ukrainian ones. well, what are we already saying? this is all known. so, but just wait until they have the state emergency committee, since they are conducting military operations against us with the wrong hands, but with their own weapons. we can not. it would certainly be nice to wait. i told. last time in your program, it seemed like this, in any case, my readers on the blogs welcomed this comparison, and here you seem to have not abandoned the television comparison with the television series, the series continues, in my opinion i feel like someone decided to end it on november 5th, the 5th is their election, the famous american election, which the entire progressive and regressive world is waiting for, or in between. between january 5 and 20, when there will be an interre

mikhail, realized they couldn't keep up. and that's when serious arms negotiations were made. and gorbachevhim sad said about reagan that himself was there the real hard times to carry the negotiations and perhaps most importantly because the power of ideas. he was right that the people of eastern europe, the warsaw pact slate that had been allied with the soviet union that wanted freedom and democracy as soon as the soviet union began to end with the liberation wall coming down. there's a vast outpouring of people moving toward the free world. and so and the free world includes a united germany, the czech republic, slovakia hungary, etc., because people did in fact desire that freedom and those nations quickly applied for membership in the union. and as quickly as they could. also, nato's because they wanted to protect that freedom. it turned reagan was totally right on those points as it almost all true with reagan. the narrative is the most eloquent, but the ideology the most important. i now want to talk about some conclusions that can be drawn, and i want to begin with the stereotype o