Trešdiena, 2026. gada 04. novembris 06:40
Vārda dienas: Atis, Oto, Otomārs
The world media marked the 20th anniversary of Communist hardliners’ unsuccessful Moscow coup of Aug. 19-21, which buried Soviet communism. BBC World showed its interview with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, presenting him as enlightened pro-liberal dissident, although the people of the Baltics and Russia are better informed – Gorbachev, then based in Crimea, to a bigger or lesser extent, was behind that coup and, as usual, was wavering and waiting to see who would win - Vadim Pugo, son of the high-standing putsch activist, Soviet Interior Minister Boris Pugo (the latter shot himself after the putsch’s failure), spoke about it to Russia’s Pierviy Kanal TV last week.
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