ex-Foreign winner of Time Magazine Man Of The Year Mikhail Gorbachev, last leader of Soviet Union, has died at 91 "after a serious and long illness."

Gorbachev has a fascinating and tremendously complicated legacy – he ended the Cold War, but also presided over the collapse of the USSR.

Mr Gorbachev, rest in this peace!



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Netflix already has a documentary in the works.
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Gorbachev remained on the sidelines in the early years of Vladimir Putin’s rule. But in 2011, he said Putin had built a sham "imitation" democracy. “We have everything — a parliament, courts, a president, prime minister and so on,” he said. “But it’s more of an imitation.”
 
I don’t believe Gorbachev was a great leader solely responsible for the end of the Cold War as our media keeps suggesting. I think the Russian people who regard him in low esteem have a good point.
You side with the Russians, got it....

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Gorby was in charge when the Russians constructed the Berlin Wall and shot German civilians in the back for trying to escape. He should have been tried as a war criminal.
 
30 years ago, Bush Sr talking to Yakovlev (architect of Gorbachev's Glasnost) about Ukraine, Donbas, Crimea

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Nikolai Ryzhkov was Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers from 1985-1991. He was largely responsible for economic policy during the late Gorbachev Era. Ryzhkov remained in politics following the dissolution of the Soviet Union and is still alive at 92
 

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