Budushchee prinadlezhit svobode

Budushchee prinadlezhit svobode

by Ėduard Amvrosievich Shevardnadze

1991
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When Shevardnadze resigned as Foreign Minister, warning that reactionary forces were threatening progress toward true democracy in the Soviet Union, the world realized that here was a different man from the reformers who hoped to preserve much of the existing political system.

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