The Atlantic Article RatingGorbachev Was Great Because He Failed
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-67% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
63% : He really believed this, and his faith in the Soviet system thus led him into a fatal trap: If socialism was to be saved, then it had to be a choice made by the peoples of the USSR and Eastern Europe.61% : But if socialism was to be a legitimate choice by his own people, Gorbachev could not then backtrack and simply impose it on the points of Soviet bayonets if they rejected it.
59% : He had gambled on the resilience both of the Soviet system and of socialism and lost.
51% : He believed he was going to revitalize socialism, and by doing so he would re-legitimize the entire Soviet system.
42% : Where socialism was concerned, Mikhail Gorbachev was a believer in a world of cynics.
36% : As with his faith in socialism, his belief in peace was sincere.
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