Analysis of Three Books About Gorbachev

The three books on Gorbachev are analyzing the history of the Soviet Union as complex and attractive. In just 70 years, the country saw the development of a new national system, economic growth system, the growth of hope for "a better future", and the sudden and unexpected collapse of the whole system. Chaos, war, and chaos. It is especially important to understand how things started to change after a 70-year blind pursuit of the Communist's dream of making the Soviet Union a very bad economic and moral state in a certain period .

The two books I criticized are about Mikhail Gorbachev and his political policy. The first book is called a person who changed the world - the life of Mikhail Gorbachev of Gairhihi. The second is reform - a new way of thinking about our country and the world of Mikhail Gorbachev. The book of Gail Sheehy is Gorbachev 's biography from birth to the present and it really helps to understand the second book, Perestroika, about Gorbachev' s political policy to reverse the Soviet Union. These books are very complementary to each other

Perestroika is a book about Mikhail Gorbachev's political policy and thought. Perestroika itself is a reorganized Russian. Gorbachev was elected the highest Soviet in 1985 and wrote Perestroika to explain to the world what happened in his country in 1987. He wants the world to understand what he is trying to achieve with his new policy, why things are changing, and what these changes are. The Soviets not only cared about their country, but as nuclear weapons competition became more intense, they focused on the future of the whole planet.

In order to achieve his goal, Gorbachev used the GRIT strategy. He started using GRIT three major policies. The first one is Perestroika's policy. This is economic restructuring (lecture), the best explanation is the level of national analysis. He formed a new foreign policy team and fired Gromko, known for his opposition and employment of the famous Edward Civar Naze. Shevardnadze almost immediately started arms control. On July 30, 1985, the Soviet Union issued an order to stop the nuclear test. All underground experiments on nuclear weapons were canceled and the United States was asked to take similar actions, but it was not required to do so. The United States did not respond, but they maintained a stop for 17 months. Shevardnadze also offers a 30% unilateral weapon reduction and strategic defense plan. What SDI is doing is that it again fulfills the "ballistic missile treaty" for 15 years.

Reagan and Gorbachev met for the first time in Geneva in November 1985 to discuss ways to reduce proliferation of nuclear weapons. In the next three years, despite the ideological differences, they found a diplomatic and personal idea gathering. The Summit was held further and finally the INF Treaty (Intermediate Nuclear Power) was agreed in December 1987. This is the first agreement on actual reduction of nuclear weapons. (Photo: Reagan and Gorbachev signed the INF treaty on 8th December 1987). After taking over as president for the second term, Reagan retired and replaced with Snow's vice president George Bush. In his farewell speech, he said, "As long as the government is not restricted, humans will not be free, there is a clear causal relationship that is as neat and predictable as physics laws. Along with you, a free contract. "