Part 51. The collapse of the Soviet Union and the modern world / Kirill Nazarenko and Egor Yakovlev Four years and 51 issues later, the series "Russia's history is the main thing" has come to an end. In the last part, Kirill Nazarenko and Egor Yakovlev talk about perestroika, the collapse of the Soviet Union and where the world is going - from scarcity and "convergence" to the privatization of the 1990s, the role of the individual in history and the future of socialism. In this video: - Why the wrong turn happened in the 60s.
- Scarcity, "convergence" and the crisis of the Soviet elite.
- Andropov, Chernenko and the arrival of Gorbachev.
- Why the Soviet system did not produce strong managers.
- How privatization created a new bourgeoisie.
- Was the collapse of the Soviet Union inevitable?
- The role of personality: Lenin, Stalin and beyond.
- How was the collapse experienced in the republics.
- Perestroika propaganda and the role of intelligence.
- China, socialism and the multipolar world.
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