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Boris Yeltsin And Russia’s Democratic Transformation

  • Boris Yeltsin And Russia's Democratic Transformation

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    Herbert J. Ellison

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    Book, University of Washington Press, 2006

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    Ellison establishes Yeltsin as the principal leader and defender of Russia’s democratic revolution — the very embodiment of Russia’s fragile new liberties, including the evolving respect for the rule of law and private property as well as core freedoms of speech, religion, press, and political association. In 1987 President Mikhail Gorbachev expelled Boris Yeltsin from his team of reform politicians, but Yeltsin rebounded from this potentially devastating setback to become the leader of the Russian democratic movement. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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The Soviet Union

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Soviet Disunion Ten Years Which Shook The World

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The Soviet Union : Opposing Viewpoints

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Yeltsin

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Gorbachev And Yeltsin As Leaders

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Russia’s Unfinished Revolution : Political Change From Gorbachev To Putin

  • Russia's Unfinished Revolution : Political Change From Gorbachev To Putin

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    Michael McFaul

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    Book, Cornell University Press, 2001

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    Michael McFaul traces Russia’s tumultuous political history from Gorbachev’s rise to power in 1985 through the 1999 resignation of Boris Yeltsin in favor of Vladimir Putin. McFaul divides his account of the post-Soviet country into three periods: the Gorbachev era (1985-1991), the First Russian Republic (1991-1993), and the Second Russian Republic (1993-present). (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (LOWER LEVEL)  DK510.763 .M384 2001  AVAILABLE

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The Collapse Of Communism In The Soviet Union

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Gorbachev’s Glasnost : The Soviet Media In The First Phase Of Perestroika

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Perestroika

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Down With Big Brother : The Fall Of The Soviet Empire

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Perestroika : How New Is Gorbachev’s New Thinking?

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Autopsy On An Empire : The American Ambassador’s Account Of The Collapse Of The Soviet Union

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The Rise Of The Russian Democrats : The Causes And Consequences Of The Elite Revolution

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Gorbachev’s Failure In Lithuania

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