Moscow, December 25, 1991

Genieva, Ekaterina

Georgia

Gerashchenko, Vitaly

Gerasimov, Gennady

Ghitis, Frida

Giblin, Viktor

Glasnost

Gorbachev, Mikhail

achievements of

attempts to discredit

and August coup

and Baltic republics

books by

and Bush

and Bush, and August coup

and Bush, friendship between

and Bush, and power loss

and Bush, praise by

and Bush, and resignation speech

and Bush, and United States as Cold War victor

childhood of

and Cold War

and Communist Party conference speech (1988)

and Communist Party leaders, criminality of

as Communist party member

and Congress of People’s Deputies

and conspiracies/coups (see also August coup)

and corruption

and demonstrations

and displaced staff, employment for

disrespect toward

documentary about

and economic reform

education of

at eighty years old

family of

farewell letters of

farewell reception for

final duties of

as first party secretary of Stavropol

and five-hundred-day plan (see also Economic reform)

and flags, switching of

and foundation (see Gorbachev Foundation)

as general secretary of Communist Party

as general secretary of Communist Party, resignation of

and glasnost

hardliners surrounding

and immunity from prosecution

and Israel

and KGB surveillance

and Koppel

at Kremlin

and Major

marriage of

as model for advertising agencies

money-raising power of

and new union treaty

and new world order

and Nobel Peace Prize

and nuclear suitcase

and nuclear weapons

and party privilege

and perestroika (see also Economic reform)

personal attire of

personality traits of

physical appearance of

as Politburo member

and politics, return to

and power, loss of

praise for

presidential reelection campaign (1996) of

and RAND-type company

and reform program(see also Economic reform)

residences of

residences of, eviction from

and resignation decree, signing of

resignation of

resignation speech of

and retirement

and retirement/compensation

sixtieth birthday of

and Soviet republics

sympathy and appreciation for

and three-state union

and transfer of power

and transfer of power, aftermath of

and transfer of power agreement

and Twenty-seventh Party Congress

in

and United States, visit to

wealth of

and wife, death of

and Yeltsin

and Yeltsin, alliance between

and Yeltsin, conflict between

and Yeltsin, difference between

and Yeltsin, and economic reform

and Yeltsin, expulsion from presidential office by

and Yeltsin, first meeting between