and in my time in the 50s and 60s, it was nikita khrushchev. or leonid brezhnev. and then as you went down from him in the picture, let's say i'm looking at you now mike but let's say i was looking at nikita khrushchev, 11 mausoleum. to his right you knew was the second most important person in the soviet union. and that was called criminology. you read signs and pictures. in newspapers, who was covered, who was not. was given positive coverage and was ignored. that was kremlinology and it was exciting. it was fun, it really was. it was an interesting challenge you had to meet if you were to be a successful journalist in russia. >> how challenging was it marvin to get your reports out of russia when you were filing for whether it was a world news roundup on radio for cbs evening news on television. did you ever have to write in some code in order to ensure that your messages in your stories would be received and understood? >> yes. until april 1961 there was direct censorship of all copy from foreign correspondents. so you would have to find a way of saying someth

but what struck me as fascinating was in that first time is was there with nikita khrushchev, khrushchev as the leader of the soviet union wanted to initiate a program, policy of reform throughout the entire country. he did some of that but he got into trouble doing that with a lot of conservatives, who said this far and no further. in fact get back. and so in 1956 he delivered an historic speech denouncing stalin and saying in effect, threat open the door to a little bit of activity, little bit of motion. but the door was shut. and that happened after khrushchev, with brezhnev, the whole country stopped, and then gorbachev arrived and he opened the doors once again, and there was a possibility that democracy under his successor, yeltsin, could happen in modern day russian, and people would be able to travel, talk, open up, do things that are exciting, and at this particular time we are in an earlier period now with putin cracking down, and where we are unfortunately is at a moment when the doors are being shut on russian talent -- think back to the russian writers, the musicians, the co

nikita khrushchev will remember his first serious meeting with the capitalists 1955, switzerland genevayear khrushchev draws the most important conclusion for himself. you can deal with them, you can prevent a war, only we must be strong, and we must force ourselves respect. no, they don't want war, but then they will be weak. they will immediately sit on your head. the americans do not know that we have ten times fewer nuclear charges than they think. khrushchev does not know and should not know, it is also necessary to solve the problem of delivering nuclear charges to enemy territory. the planes existing in the country cannot fulfill this task, they can’t even scare them. but soon khrushchev finds a way out. a few years later, soviet rocket designer sergei korolev creates a fundamentally new ballistic missile. nikita sergeevich decides to go personally to see this miracle of technology and remains completely at a loss. who here is such a huge pipe, yes, yes when buying. but very soon khrushchev came to the understanding that it was with these pipes that the capitalists should be frig

kennedy, the soviet leader nikita sergeevich khrushchev did not want war, but it took incredible diplomatic efforts to stop the world from being literally on the verge of a military catastrophe. one of the key people, the main figure in the sentencing process of the soviet side was anatoly fedorovich dobrynin, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the soviet socialist republics to the united states of america. i arrived in washington at a time when the war was in full swing, intelligence and spy-mania, a few words about my worker. office at the embassy. this the office had two good large windows overlooking the small lawn of the main street, but then. both windows were bricked up from the inside. a magnetic field circulated between the walls. defense against outside eavesdropping this is how the secure office was supposed to be created. anatoly dobrynin soviet diplomat, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the soviet union to the united states under six american presidents, had a unique ability to build trusting ties and resolve conflicts, played a key role in resolving

soviet leader nikita sergeevich khrushchev sent us president john f.et and personal letter. the main theses of this letter were prepared here by ambassador dobrynin from a letter from the chairman of the council of ministers of the ussr nikita khrushchev to us president john f. kennedy moscow october 24 , 1962 dear mr. president i have received your letter of october 23, i have studied it and i am answering you. you, mr. president, do not declare quarantine. leave us an ultimatum and threaten us if we don't give in to your demands. you will use force. think about what you're saying, and you want to convince us to agree to this you no longer you appeal to reason, but you want to intimidate us. americans in new york and there left the cities. they were leaving somewhere in the village empty. uh streets, it was a panic. maybe what kind of situation arose lowered lowered the city. washington dc october 24, 1962 top secret tensions here in washington continue to escalate, one senses that americans are very nervous waiting for the first council to come to th

the backs of the warring giants, the ussr stalin died in 1953 and, unexpectedly for everyone, nikita khrushcheviterally wrested power from the hands of stalin's main heirs beria and malenkov. khrushchev, just like lenin, stalin dreamed of the victory of world communism, and he did not hesitate to pick up the baton of the cold war. well, khrushchev brought his personal element into the cold war after nskoy steel, there was one question. is war with the west inevitable or not? for some reason, stalin believed that it was inevitable and would begin no later than 1955 and 1956. there was only one priority. is it possible to agree with them that there will be no war from 1955, as i remember, my father said. i think it is possible to reach an agreement, but we must always show that we are strong and even stronger than we really are. stalin gave preference to traditional types of weapons - guns , tanks by plane, khrushchev, on the other hand, relied on missiles for you in that he assessed the importance of rocket technology, and therefore he gave public priority to rocket direction in comparison with

nikita khrushchev cunning. kita as they called him in stalin's entourage, it took six months to get malenkov out of the way. it is now known that the most powerful ukrainian lobby helped him clear this road to absolute power and the post of first secretary of the central committee. in january 1954, the struggle ended, and in february, as a token of gratitude, khrushchev made the historic decision to transfer crimea to ukraine, violating every conceivable law. he conducts zhiguli negotiations, he knows everyone, he remembers under the war post-war times. he promises them the crimea and they advocate for the archers the decision of the position of the first secretary, but when spring has already come, he for the only time in his life, he kept his promise. that is, roughly speaking, crimea is a retribution for one's own position. quite right, both money and land, the legitimacy of this political gesture still raises many questions. after all , the presidium of the supreme soviet of the rsfsr, which ultimately made

soviet leader nikita sergeevich khrushchev sent the us president john f.d personal letter being prepared here. from a letter from the chairman of the council of ministers of the ussr nikita khrushchev secret to us president john f. kennedy moscow october 24 , 1962 dear mr. president i have received your letter of october 23, i have studied it and am replying to you. you, mr. president, do not declare quarantine. leave us an ultimatum and threaten us if we don't give in to your demands. you will use force. think about what you're saying, and you want to convince us to agree to this, you no longer appeal to reason, but you want to intimidate us. the americans of new york and there that he was leaving the cities. they went somewhere to the village empty were. uh streets, it was a panic. maybe what kind of situation arose lowered lowered the city. washington october 24, 1962 top secret tensions here in washington continue to escalate, one senses that americans are very nervous waiting for the first advice to come to the quarantine clinics. for 24 years, in thi

prosecutor nikita khrushchev sent a letter to john f. the same day, stating that the blockade was illegal and that any ship flying the soviet flag would ignore it. khrushchev called this isolation an act of aggression, pushing mankind into the abyss of a world nuclear missile war and threatened that if soviet ships were attacked by americans, a retaliatory strike would follow immediately. on the night of october 23-24, soviet troops were brought to a state of full combat readiness. general pliev, gave the order to repel the american attack. the soviet union was ready to respond with a nuclear strike the situation reached. agea, the whole planet held its breath, the fate of humanity was at stake. there was no direct telephone connection between the kremlin and the white house; there was an exchange of radio telegrams with their e, it took a lot of time to decrypt it; in such a situation, direct personal contact was necessary. heads of state or their representatives, one of the kennedy clan's confidants was abc news journalist john scully's

with the title so talk about that relationship with nikita khrushchev. >> i will do that into storiesthe first takes us back to julyh , 1956 at the us embassy actually is ambassador's residence and nikita khrushchev arrives and that is a big deal indicating they wanted to be friends with us at the embassy there only four people that spoke russian. and then with the junior press officer. but the ambassador said looking after the defense minister he love to drink but i did not he would suck back 85 because and when the party was over he kind of sidled up to khrushchev and said by the way i was drinking water on —- water and saidka i finally found a young americans who can drink like a russian so khrushchev burst into laughter and said how tall are you? i am 3 centimeters shorter than peter the great. to this day of how it injured my brain and then he always associated me with peter the great. andd second-story and then to be voted to berlin and the danger of berlin and two weeks before that summit our u2 spy plane was shot down over russia so when we arrived in paris and it was my first

from synatselena to the soviet union, this information was promptly transmitted to moscow and nikita khrushchev agreed to the dismantling of soviet missiles in cuba , telegrams were immediately sent to the washington embassy and khrushchev's messages to the us president scuba missiles were withdrawn and the americans fulfilled their conditions. this was such a day in history from mari el for combat training went another group of mobilized reservists. classes will be held at the training center in the ulyanovsk region. konstantin mikryukov will tell how the farewell to the russian fighters went. already in the course of partial mobilization, a number of laws have changed, as explained in the military commissariat of the republic, some of the previously sent guys received a deferment and returned home. as a result, they were replaced by a new a batch of fighters from our republic, andrey, one of them yekaterinburg, a connection with the driver of the entire army, he served as a driver , therefore, you need to be ready to fulfill your duty, a fighting mood at the collection point in the mari el ar

given on october 14, 1964, nick, the head of the communist party and the soviet government, nikita khrushchev, resigned, he was betrayed by the closest companions who staged what is called the palace coup over the years of his reign, khrushchev debunked stalin's personality cult, hundreds of thousands of people freed the gulag, launched mass housing construction , headed for peaceful coexistence with the west under in it, the soviet union became a leading space power, but many decisions were not well thought out , the country was in a fever. the main khrushchev touched the interests of the elite decided to regularly update and replace the party and soviet bodies for this, they did not forgive him. the new leader leonid brezhnev did not rock the boat . this led to stagnation, a food crisis and the collapse of the entire economy on october 14th. 2018 was delivered. court speed for cars with wheel drive 809.5 km / h it showed the turbinator hurts two, it accelerated on the dried-up salt lake of bonavil in the usa in the state of utah. this is the perfect place to race. first competition. it was

in the fall of 1964, as a result nikita sergeevich khrushchev's government coup d'état from the almightytry in the world suddenly turns into a pensioner forgotten by all at the direction of the new leadership. led by leonid brezhnev, khrushchev's name is deleted from history, but 2 years after his resignation, the former general secretary decides to take a bold step, he begins to dictate his memoirs and thoughts on a tape recorder, knowing full well that no one has ever heard these tapes. one two, one two, eagle hello hello hello well, this is what i want now check whether it is being recorded or not being recorded. non-working pensioner in the present and the future i do not, so i live in the analysis of the path traveled is good. i not only do not sit, but feed him. from the end of the forties, nikita sergeevich was one of the people closest to stalin, according to his memoirs. the leader was very fond of frightening his vanity, i would die to the soul of his realistic power. failing to defend the means of the state, they were silent and the people did not say anything, because it was

nikita khrushchev betrayed him closest companions staged what is called the palace coup during the yearsreign, khrushchev debunked stalin's personality cult, freed hundreds of thousands of people from the gulag, launched mass housing construction. headed for peaceful coexistence with the west, under him the soviet union became a leading space power, but many decisions were ill-conceived country feverishly, the main khrushchev touched on the interests of the elite, decided to regularly update and replace the party and soviet bodies, he did not forgave the new leader leonid brezhnev did not rock the boat at first, the top abandoned plans for economic reforms by the end of brezhnev 's rule. this led to a stagnation of the food crisis and the collapse of the entire economy on october 14, 2018 , a speed record for cars with wheel drive was set at 809.5 km / h. he was shown hurt by the turbinator, 2 he accelerated on the dry salt lake of bonavil in the usa in utah, this is an ideal place for racing. first competition. it was arranged here back in 1914, lovers of the beyond flock here speeds. t

jupiter, this information was promptly transmitted to moscow and nikita khrushchev agreed to the dismantling of soviet missiles in cuba , telegrams were immediately sent to the embassy washington and khrushchev's message to the president of the united states rockets from cuba. withdrawn and the americans fulfilled their conditions. that was the day in history. we received a lot of requests that we go out more often, well, we are trying in the west, they are trying to declare us a pariah country. let's look at this story a little differently. this is an attempt to hear recreate. through painting the whole panorama of the great country of the artist. we watch to know everything about russia , we watch the best historical series for free without registration. hello , they will tell you about the main legal events of the day correspondents of the program vesti duty units and i maxim movchan point in the case of the gang of the former deputy of the sverdlovsk region, the court ruled. the verdict of gennady vinogradov to his son a novel, which for a long time kept the whole city in fear of a crimi

jupiter, this information was promptly transmitted to moscow and nikita khrushchev agreed to the dismantling of soviet missiles in cuba, they were immediately telegrams were sent to the washington embassy and a message from khrushchev to the us president, a rocket from cuba. withdrawn and the americans fulfilled their conditions. this is how that day was. history has become such a habit for me to sing for the guys who leave in an hour or a week for military operations. just sing for them and all the men. ah, the level of being begins when you realize that death is real. there she is. that's when you feel real life. donbass is the tip of the russian spear, we are eternal front-line soldiers, the prince was. trouble will come for you. don't go for the stone. i will be fine. no, it belongs to me. i will kill them all. the heart of parma rules no more, perhaps the main thesis describing the current state of the energy market, speaking at the economic forum in baku , the head of rosneft. igor sechin said the single energy market, in fact. has ceased to exist, and current trends have destroyed the

it was the captain of this submarine, not nikita khrushchev, who decided to start a war.s approached the quarantine line, i was still a child. i was at school in the classroom set up a tv and we all watched reporter walter limping around moving ships. closer and closer to the quarantine line, and suddenly he said so thoughtfully, it seems to me that the third world war will now begin. then he brought the earpiece to his ear and exclaimed oh god the ships stopped facing each other. right next to the line. the quarantine ships stood, not moving for more than 2 hours, and then god's will, as we then thought, the soviet ships turned around and headed towards the ussr . to be honest, sometimes i think that if khrushchev if he didn’t retreat then we wouldn’t be sitting and talking now. she was taken to moscow like a prisoner, fearing a conspiracy, they didn’t let anyone in at the age of 17, a widow without a house, without money, without a person who can be relied on yesterday. she was a duchess without a dukedom. for many years she endured the need for everything, depended on

khrushchev finds a way out . a few years later, soviet rocket designer sergei korolev creates a fundamentally new ballistic missile. nikitaergeevich decides to go personally to see this miracle of technology and remains completely at a loss. who is such a huge pipe we walked as christians at purchase. but very soon khrushchev came to the understanding that it was with these pipes that the capitalists should be frightened. in the summer of 1956, khrushchev made a new friend in the middle east, egyptian president gamal abdelnasar. and just a few months later, israel attacked a friend with the support of british and french forces, the defeat of egypt was a matter of a matter of days, and then nasar turned to the ussr secretary general for help. what does khrushchev do, he writes a short letter to the prime minister of great britain in which he asks a rhetorical the question is, what will happen to the uk if it is attacked by a stronger state that has all kinds of modern weapons? it was an allusion to missiles with nuclear warheads. to the surprise of the whole world, the next day the war was stopped. i didn't know this story

it was such a triangle, just uh usa mexico and cuba knowing about the us plans for the bay, nikita khrushchevecided to deploy soviet missiles with nuclear warheads on liberty island capable of striking us territory, including washington and new york, representatives of the military and the cia advocated immediate invasion of cuba however, us president john f. kennedy hesitated. the windows of american government agencies were lit with bright light until 6 in the morning, everything was turned off and people, as it turned out, did not even come to work. they remained there, that is, some kind of paramilitary position of the fedris was declared. this should be reported to moscow. and this was also important news that the americans actually went over to a terrible military defeat, of course, a terrible story. as a result, president kennedy decided to establish a blockade of cuba. this is how the caribbean was born crisis the world was slipping into nuclear war seized all of america even schoolchildren are learning to hide, by chance a threat he dived and took cover dived and took cover and we mu

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knowing about the us plans for the bay, nikita khrushchev decided to place soviet missiles with nuclear warheads capable of to strike at us territory including washington and new york, representatives of the cia military advocated an immediate invasion of cuba. however, us president john f. kennedy hesitated. the windows of american government agencies were lit with bright light until 6 in the morning, everything was turned off and people, as it turned out, did not even come to work. they remained there, that is, some kind of paramilitary position was announced, and the sertis let moscow know about this. and this was also important news that the americans actually went over to a terrible military defeat, of course, the story is terrible. as a result, president kennedy decided to establish a blockade of cuba. this is how the cuban missile crisis arose, the world was slipping into a nuclear war, seized the whole of america, even schoolchildren learn to hide in case of a threat. he dived and took cover he dived and took cover and we have to learn. and you and you and you and you peace and

in fact they wanted to give him the third star of the hero of the soviet union for cuba, but nikita khrushchev jealous and said like - then so i have two stars, and he will have three, as a certain version and as they say, yes, there is such information that khrushchev’s incorrectness and rather biased attitude towards s, alexandrovich, it existed and was already together and museum workers and relatives. pliev tell a different story about the general. their khrushchev about how khrushchev forced pliev to go with him to drink to his brother-in-law sholokhov without warning, disrupting isa alexandrovich from the most important exercises. everything today is a non-working day, we are going to misha took by the hand and dragged with us came to the show seven times the order and snotty. uh, he comes in and tries to make a report that the troops are standing and waiting for orders to what, uh, well, let's say in the hearts of the hymen answers. well, you see, you understand that i am not a drug addict here. i'm pointing at khrushchev, but don't you understand that today i'm not in charge here. but

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the central committee of the cpsu, the head of the council of ministers of the soviet union, nikita khrushchevwould have been signed accordingly, a declaration that never moved from its place according to the content of this declaration, and the president of russia tried to work on the president of russia, vladimir putin, all the same, it all ended with the deception of the japanese, the japanese always sincerely hoped for this for them, these territories for us, crimea. when was i in tokyo? when was the prime minister, the recently deceased prime minister of the country of 7aba ? in order to be able to solve the problem in a dialogue with putin. it was the naivety of hope, i was killed. why did you decide that way? putin just annexed crimea. how do you even think that after the annexation of crimea, he will give up smoking, and they told me that we might want to be a decent political figure, maybe if he will say that the crimea is ours , it was not difficult to discover it. it is true that they have nothing historical in common with russia, let him give them to us , it is also besides. in fac

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you know, i was looking through some of the letters that nikita khrushchev and john f. kennedy exchanged at a time. and i was struck by the sense of shared responsibility that the were in those letters. for example, president kennedy is track that the united states is very interested in diffusing tensions and limiting the arms race. general secretary khrushchev was calling for state with them and suggesting that both sides need to resist as cal, a tory dynamics. do you think that mutual sense of both impending danger and shared beauty is press.

around cuba he said that it cannot be compared, he definitely would never compare himself to nikita khrushchevnd this makes me think about the question that he will not be compared because he will not go to such a confrontation or because the result of this confrontation would be different if it happened. that is, it was a rather revealing speech in which there was nothing new, but it showed that putin is determined, according to his words, to stand his ground for the next 10 years during the entire 8 months of russia's invasion of ukraine since february 24. i don't see there are no signs that putin is looking for political solutions to this situation, in fact, every time he is faced with the prospect of losing the war, he escalates, that's why i think he will not follow khrushchev's example, because he thinks that when khrushchev took the missiles from cuba, he showed weakness in general, the political decisions of the pu takes as a show of weakness and president biden accused putin of very dangerous rhetoric about the possible use of nuclear weapons if he has no intention of using them, why

you know, i was looking through some of the letters that nikita khrushchev and john f kennedy exchanged at that time. and i was struck by the sense of shared responsibility that were in those letters. for example, president kennedy is track that the united states is very interested in diffusing tensions and limiting the arms raised general secretary khrushchev was calling for . stayed with them and suggesting that both sides need to resist as calla tory dynamics. do you think that mutual sense of both impending danger and shared beauty is present today? one of the most disturbing aspects of what we're facing now here in the autumn of 2022 is the absence of exchange of information and any semblance of authentic diplomatic dialogue where there are great differences of opinion. i have great differences of opinion with our team, for example. and yet i think some discussion about the overarching dangers of nuclear war are absolutely crucial because let me just to step back for a moment in terms of overall perspective. the best scientific information says that a thermonuclear exchange, for in

i believe the wisdom of both leaders and nikita khrushchev and kennedy's retirement that they were able so to speak, despite any pressure from any side after all. it will take its own people, who negotiated in them, before dobrynin and kennedy, although there were negotiations on other tracks, still try to find a solution, it was found, because after all, actually dude, what is the problem with the fact that the united states of america was stationed in turkey that easily reached the territory. e-e of the soviet union up to moscow could reach 25. these were placed soviet missiles with nuclear charges. that is, in cuba there is a long story. now i'm 10 can see. maybe this film is ours, which is practically in crisis, but uh, nonetheless. uh, as these solutions did not say, when literally. at the last moment, the conditions for the withdrawal of soviet missiles from cuba. she is worth it, zabrynin suggested a conclusion turkish missiles e american from turkey then uh robert realized that this was also a chance. and he said that dobrynin will suit you right away, although, in principle, he

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in general, at the end of the day it was e between two leaders between nikita and khrushchev and johnged, if you want to humble your pride and make some reasonable concessions to the other and, in general, save humanity from serious misfortune . and today we have fewer and fewer such mechanisms left, and, uh, the more military capabilities we have, the more in the west it is in the west, and not in russia, but the desire is growing not just to achieve specific goals, such as some kind of agreement on ukraine, but to create your own new world order. and so, when i look at how the united nations is being treated, which are from the conflict resolution mechanism. it turns into a mechanism for punishing russia, china, pressure on all those who disagree, then i begin to worry very much and it seems to me that this is our fundamental problem. it's like creating such a world order, such international organizations that, in general, would not rely on individual wisdom each of us, oh, which would be created by sustainable and they are afraid to say democratic mechanisms for controlling interna

you know, i was looking through some of the letters that nikita khrushchev and john f. kennedy exchanged at that time. and i was struck by the sense of shared responsibility that the were and those letters.

central committee of the cpsu, the chairman of the council of ministers of the soviet union, nikita khrushchev, recognized the need to solve this problem, he would have signed a declaration, which then never moved from its place according to the content of this declaration, they tried to work and the president of russia is not the president of russia, vladimir putin, all the same, it all ended by deceiving japan, the japanese always sincerely hoped for this for them, these territories are like crimea for us. when was i in tokyo ? the prime minister was the recently deceased prime minister of the country of sinziaba. i remember how much hope my japanese interlocutors had that they would be able to solve the problem in a dialogue with putin. it was the naivety of hope. i asked why you made such a decision. putin just annexed crimea how do you even get the idea that after the annexation of crimea he will give back the kurils and they told me we might want to be a decent political figure, maybe if he says that crimea is ours they will close it, that's more difficult. of course they have nothing to

so that leader nikita khrushchev placed his own nuclear missiles on the island of cuba, on the 200 kilometers from florida. well backlit to outrage in washington and a blockade of cuba to stop sub massage, reaching the nation as tensions. piqued crystal backed down and agreed to take back the missiles. he deployed president kennedy in turn promised not to invade cuba. well, for 2 bands, direct conflict with america seemed almost inevitable at the time we spoke to a cuban photo journalist who kept them sol crisis back in 1962 danco for that's where my name's ernesto fernandez. i'm a photo journalist for the missile crisis, and i was very interesting for me because we have to talk about the time in which one is lived. we are talking about the year 1962. i was 22 years old. when the crisis passed, every one was convinced that the americans were going to attack us. if you asked me how people felt like, i don't know if they thought about death, but they thought they were going to face the strongest army in the world. in the october crisis, every one and a half. and i was preparing for war that for

in response, the soviet leader nikita khrushchev placed his own nuclear missiles on the island of cuba. well, that meant to outrage in washington and a blockade of cuba. stop soviet missiles reaching the nation. well, attentions picked christian back down and agreed to take back themselves. he deployed president kennedy in turn promised not to invade cuba or richard soccer as a professor of russian and european politics at the university of kent. he says, the one ukraine is far more serious than the cuban missile crisis was in 900. $62.00, it was a relatively short instant, 13 days. this one has been going in a sense brewing for over 30 years in the course. we've got a war now for nearly 8 months. the and the fundamental differences that in 1962, they turn basically to the status growth today. russia, moscow is quite clear that it does not want to return to the situation before the conflict. this makes it far more intractable and far more difficult to find any negotiated pathway to peace. and as i say, it's been going on for a long time, a very dissatisfied part of which has led to thi

months, and as a result, we got the history of the soviet union that we all know, the history of nikita khrushchevcompletely different the group of people who gathered near the new first heart of the central committee of the party were not stalin's associates who quickly faded into political oblivion, but young er kremlin apparatchiks whom even stalin brought closer to him and not even close to final among whom was leonid brezhnev so it was a completely different story another story of succession just like in the early 80s among the heirs of leonid brezhnev of course never were called mikhail gorbachev, he simply did not exist, but there were completely different people , the secretary of the central committee of the party, fedor kulakov, the first hryhoriy romanov, all these people turned out to be completely incapable of fighting with kulakov died for various reasons, as i already said, romana turned out to be improperly capable, despite the fact that before the final death of the kremlin elders , yuri andropov checked romanov to moscow and made him secretary of the central committee of the part