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Gorbachev's revolution, 1985-1991

✍ Scribed by D'Agostino, Anthony


Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan
Year
2014
Tongue
English
Leaves
393
Category
Library

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✦ Table of Contents


Preface - A Gorbachev Epiphany? - The Old Regime of the Soviet Communists: Foreign Policy in the Cold War - Hero of the Harvest - 'Acceleration of the Perfection' 1985-1987 - Gorbachev Bound: The Emergence of the Ligachev Opposition - The Thought of Mikhail Gorbachev: A Treatise and a Speech - Between Yeltsin and Ligachev - Another Escape Forward, 1988 - Dropping the Pilot: Gorbachev Retires Gromyko - 1989: The Year of Anger and Remembering - From the Wall to Stavropol: Gorbachev's German Policy - The Second Russian Revolution Gathers - From the Coup to the End - Conclusion: Utopia and Repentance - Index


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