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FROM KHRUSHCHEV TO GORBACHEV

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FROM KHRUSHCHEV TO GORBACHEV

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    1. FROM KHRUSHCHEV TO GORBACHEV LEONID BREZHNEV (1906-82, ruled 1964-82) REVIVAL OF STALINISM THE PRAGUE SPRING SOVIET INVASION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA (August 21, 1968) ALEXANDER DUBCEK (1921-92) BREZHNEV DOCTRINE (1968) DISSIDENT MOVEMENT ANDREI SAKHAROV (1921-89) SOLZHENITSYNS EXPULSION FROM THE USSR (1974) THE AFGHAN WAR (December 26, 1979 February 15, 1989) SAKHAROVS EXILE TO GORKY (1980) YURI ANDROPOV (1914-84, ruled 1982-84) CONSTANTINE CHERNENKO (1911-85, ruled 1984-85) DEEPENING OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS 1928 (60.5 PERCENT OF OUTPUT WENT INTO CONSUMER GOODS) 1985 (25.2 PERCENT OF OUTPUT WENT INTO CONSUMER GOODS)

    2. MIKHAIL GORBACHEV (b. March 2, 1931) March 11, 1985 (GENERAL SECRETARY) REAGANS STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE (SDI) OR SPACE-BASED ANTIMISSILE-DEFENSE SYSTEM (March 23, 1983) April 23, 1985 (perestroika) October 11-12, 1986 (THE REYKJIAVIK SUMMIT) HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUE

    3. GLASNOST SAKHAROV FREED FROM EXILE (December 19, 1986) SECOND DEATH OF STALIN UNREST IN THE BALTIC STATES (August 23, 1987) BORIS YELTSIN REMOVED FROM THE LEADERSHIP (November 11, 1987) WITHDRAWAL FROM AFGHANISTAN (February 15, 1989) THE FIRST CONGRESS OF PEOPLES DEPUTIES (May 25 July 7, 1989) RISE OF NATIONALISM LITHUANIA DECLARES INDEPENDENCE (March 11, 1990) ESTONIA DECLARES INDEPENDENCE (March 30, 1990) LATVIA DECLARES INDEPENDENCE (May 14, 1990) January 1991 (CRACKDOWNS IN LITHUANIA AND LATVIA)

    4. EASTERN EUROPES REVOLUTIONS DEMOCRATIC PARLIAMENTARTY ELECTIONS IN POLAND (June 4, 1989) HUNGARY OPENS BORDER TO AUSTRIA (September 10, 1989) PROMULGATION OF NON-COMMUNIST HUNGARY (October 23, 1989) FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL (November 9, 1989) REVOLUTION IN BULGARIA (November 10, 1989) REVOLUTION IN CZHECHOSLOVAKIA (November 24, 1989) GORBACHEV AND GEORGE BUSH DECLARE THE COLD WAR ENDED (December 2, 1989) REVOLUTION IN ROMANIA (December 22, 1989)

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