Bibliograph

Egor Gaĭdar, chelovek ne otsi︠u︡da, Andreĭ Kolesnikov, Boris Minaev

Type

Label

Egor Gaĭdar, chelovek ne otsi︠u︡da, Andreĭ Kolesnikov, Boris Minaev

Language

rus

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 598-[601])

resource.biographical

individual biography

Illustrations

portraitsillustrationsplates

Index

no index present

Intended audience

16+

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Egor Gaĭdar

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1268555810

Responsibility statement

Andreĭ Kolesnikov, Boris Minaev

Series statement

Zhiznʹ zamechatelʹnykh li︠u︡deĭ: serii︠a︡ biografiĭ, Vypusk 2077 (1877)

Sub title

chelovek ne otsi︠u︡da

Summary

880-05, In the recent history of Russia, there is hardly a figure that evokes so many conflicting assessments. Sociological polls already conducted today have shown the attitude of the majority to the "father of Russian reforms" - it is sharply negative; the name Gaidar still causes rejection or even rejection among many. But is it fair? And do we not ascribe to him what he did not do, forgetting, on the contrary, what he did for the country? After all, one way or another, but we live in a world largely created by Gaidar in just a few months of his stay in power, and much of what seems to us self-evident and common, became such precisely as a result of the reforms carried out under his leadership. The authors of the book strive to objectively and without embellishment present the biography of a person who overnight changed the lives of millions of people on the territory of our country

Table Of Contents

880-06, Dva dela -- Partizany 68-go -- Chelovek knigi -- Kollektivnyĭ Sakharov -- Chelovek niotkuda -- Chelovek iz budushego -- chelovek na tribune -- Chelovek na ploshchadi -- Vtorai︠a︡ respubliki -- Missii︠a︡ nevypolnima -- Osnovnye daty zhizni i dei︠a︡telʹnosti E.T. Gaĭdara

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