Come to hear four former U.S. State Department officials speak on key moments, decisions, and figures that shaped U.S. policy toward the USSR and post-Soviet states from the Cold War’s final years through today.
Four former U.S. State Department officials discuss the evolution of U.S. policy during the Gorbachev era and in the first few years after the Soviet Union ended.
The event and its aftermath enabled Yeltsin to expand the power of the presidency and restructure the political system through the adoption of a new constitution in December 1993.
