Examples of using Gorbachev in English and their translations into Japanese
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Under Gorbachev, a'useful idiot' of the West, things got extremely bizarre.
In other words, it was something that Reagan and Gorbachev could get past their own military establishments.
In a stout waterfront house, he repeated to Mr. Gorbachev his proposal for the abolition of all nuclear weapons.
Iran should ask former Soviet president Gorbachev what Washington's word is worth.
Gorbachev, however, has paid tribute to the role of civil society.
Although it didn't accept Gorbachev, it couldn't beat him.
In 1986, she co-wrote“The Gorbachev Era” with Alexander Dallin.
Gorbachev at least had been a secretary of a regional communist party administration, whereas Obama was just a social worker.
Washington stuck to its determination to withdraw from the historic agreement of Reagan and Gorbachev to destroy all land-based intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
Gorbachev called on members of the U.S. Congress to launch dialogue with Russia on the nuclear weapons issue.
Perhaps events began to frighten the then councilors and especially the spouse Mikhail Gorbachev.
In January of 1989, for example, a delegation of the Trilateral Commission came to see Gorbachev.
His death was influential in convincing Mikhail Gorbachev to release political prisoners on a mass scale in 1987.
The Soviet Union collapsed in December of that same year and Gorbachev was overthrown.
With a small number of other Nobel laureates, he was invited in 1986 to fly to Moscow to advise Mikhail Gorbachev.
The first president and the last leader of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev celebrates its 85th birthday on Wednesday, March 2.
He was also invited among other Nobel laureates to Moscow in 1986 to advice Mikhail Gorbachev on environmental issues.
Mikhail Gorbachev"for his leading role in the peace process which today characterizes important parts of the international community".
It first came up in 1985-86, when the Italian Communists visited Gorbachev, followed by the German Social-Democrats.
After his death the state relaxed its stance slightly but censorship remained very strong until Mikhail Gorbachev declared glasnost in the late 1980s.