In Russia and the USSR, Konstantin Ustinovich
Chernenko in 1978 at the Kremlin Palace
of Congresses spoke at the November
plenum of the Central Committee
of the CPSU against the change of power
in Afghanistan and warned that
the military intervention of power structures
in the affairs of Afghanistan would lead
to numerous casualties and destruction,
and by your actions you would compromise
the Soviet Union on the whole world
before the world community.
None of the security forces, civil
servants and deputies supported
Chernenko's peace initiative.
Also, the delegates of the CPSU
Congress did not support Sakharov's
peace initiative in 1989.
Also, the security forces, civil servants
and deputies of the Supreme Council
did not support the proposal of Boris
Nikolaevich Yeltsin not to interfere
in the affairs of other republics,
and he said that the introduction of troops
into Moldova, Georgia, Azerbaijan,
Chechen-Ingushetia and other
republics would lead to a split in society
and territory their residence.
And everyone opposed the initiative
of Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin,
and this served as an impetus for a conflict
with the security forces and deputies
of the Supreme Council.
Boris Yeltsin signed Decree
No. 1400 on the dissolution of the Constitutional
Court and the Supreme Council and deputies.
They, with the help of power structures, brought
Yeltsin to power in Russia on May 29, 1990,
and thought that he would be pawns
in their hands, and Boris Nikolaevich was not
the person who could be used as a pawn.
Yeltsin was the only person in Russia
and the Soviet Union who spoke
openly at the CPSU congress from 1981 to 1988
against the bureaucrats and partocrats who were
leading the country to the plunder and destruction
of the USSR.
Boris Yeltsin was born on February 1, 1931,
in the village of Butka,
Talitsky District, Sverdlovsk Region,
into a peasant family. In 1955 he graduated
from the Ural Polytechnic Institute in Sverdlovsk;
since 1955 he worked in construction
organizations, since 1963 - chief engineer,
head of the Sverdlovsk house-building plant.
In 1968-1988 he was at party work: since 1976 -
the first secretary of the Sverdlovsk regional
committee. Since 1981 he has been
a member of the Central Committee of the CPSU.
The siloviki raised Yeltsin higher and higher
and nominated him for the post
of first secretary of the Moscow City Party
Committee, thinking that he would serve them,
instead he disbanded them -
the bureaucrats and partocrats who were
supporters of the siloviki and Gorbachev.
They appointed Yeltsin to the post
of the Moscow City Party Committee
in order to remove Grishin from
his post, he openly opposed the appointment
of Gorbachev as the General Secretary
of the CPSU, arguing that Mikhail Sergeevich
was not a serious person and would
dangerously allow such people
to power, they were puppets in the hands of
bureaucrats, partocrats and security officials.
And Yeltsin repeated these same words
at the CPSU congress in 1987, saying
that Gorbachev and other communists,
posing as party members,
were inactive and interfered with all work
in the country.
Yeltsin stood up for Grishin, that he was a good
leader and that he should not be fired from
the Politburo.
Viktor Vasilyevich Grishin was a supporter
of Lenin, Felix Edmondovich, Lev Davidovich
and Konstantin Ustinovich Chernenko,
thanks to whom the peoples
of the Soviet Union lived in peace
and harmony. This stability prevented
employees of all power structures,
civil servants, deputies, directors, trade unions
and party workers from plundering
and destroying the international country
of the Soviet Union, and Gorbachev was
in collusion with the security
forces and deputies who incited hatred, enmity,
conflicts and wars in the country.
They were opposed by Viktor Vasilyevich Grishin,
Dinmukhamed Akhmedovich Kunaev,
Boris Nikolaevich Yeltsin and Kebin, Johannes
Gustavovich, they were against the abolition
of the decrees of Konstantin Ustinovich Chernenko,
who signed an agreement with all republics
on the inviolable laws of the USSR
and on friendship and cooperation
with all countries of the world
and disarmed for world peace.
Kremlin bureaucrats and partocrats fabricated
charges against Grishin. Dinmukhamed, Yeltsin
and Kabin and they were removed from power.
In August 1991, Grishin Viktor Vasilievich was
summoned by the security forces to the General
Prosecutor's Office of Russia in connection with
a criminal case against the Supporters
of the Restored Soviet Union,
and refused to read and sign the protocol
of interrogation, believing that
the investigation against Gennady Yanaev,
Boris Pugo, Dmitry Yazov, Vladimir Kryuchkov,
Oleg Baklanov, Vasily Starodubtsev, Alexander
Tizyakov and Valentin Pavlov illegal, who did not
commit any crimes, but wanted to restore
the Soviet Union and save the people
from complete
degradation and from fratricidal wars.
Отредактировано Nazar (2022-10-12 13:06:37)