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Inicio de la perestroika [PDF]
El autor cuenta sus experiencias en la Unión Soviética, cuando la perestroika y glásnost que significa una apertura completa para decir la verdad,criticar con apertura política es decir ser más democráticos.
Asdrúbal De la Torre
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On the status of Ukrainian SSR before the beginning of perestroika [PDF]
The article studies legal status of Ukrainian SSR before the beginning of Perestroika. Constitutional acts, laws and other regulatory acts are analyzed which fixed the status of Ukrainian SSR within USSR.
А. А. Омарова
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Los historiadores serán los encargados de componer un cuadro completo de la perestroika. Pero el pueblo dirá si funcionó o no. Han sido años de comprensión de las posibilidades que ofrece la vida.
Leonid Ionin
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Soviet historical science development in the second half of the 1980s: Challenges of Perestroika
This article considers the development of Soviet historical science during the second half of the 1980s based on the analysis of periodicals, private sources, as well as clerical and other documents of Soviet universities and academic institutions ...
O.V. Metel
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After Brezhnev’s death, starting from 1983, there were troublesome times in Russia. At first the senile secretaries general came and passed away, making ‘a funeral parade’, and then Gorbachev’s perestroika started.
Vladimir Stegaylo +4 more
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Some reflections on the beginnings of Perestroika in the USSR [PDF]
The reflections presented in the article cover the problem of Polish research into perestroika in the USSR, which is still viewed relatively schematically, primarily through the prism of a biographical account of Mikhail Gorbachev.
Gordziejew, Jerzy
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The author analyzes the points of view of Russian authors on the history of privatization in Russia, and they are compared with the opinion of foreign researchers.
A. S. Vashchuk
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Soviet Politics and Journalism under Mikhail Gorbachev’s Perestroika and Glasnost: Why Hopes Failed
The terms perestroika (literally, "transformation") and glasnost (literally, "transparency ") refer to the social change that took place in the Soviet Union in the late 1980s.
Dmitry Strovsky, Ron Schleifer
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Памяти ученого: труды Ю. А. Мошкова и некоторые проблемы аграрной историографии
Yuri Aleksandrovich Moshkov (April 6, 1922 - August 30, 2022), a prominent Russian agrarian historian, whose works outlined the main directions in the study of the economic aspects in the history of collectivization and the collective-farm sector of ...
Igor A. Kuznetsov
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KGB activity against lithuanian emigree in national revival period (1988–1991)
Once started, the ‘perestroika’ (‘reform movement’) changed the established order in the Soviet Union. The Soviet security organs also had to adapt to the new changes. Their capacity for harsh action was severely limited, and the accompanying Lithuanian
Darius Juodis
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