New Russia - Mikhail Gorbachev's notes

My last book was born in a difficult birth, and its pages were rewritten several times; I wanted to transcend the description of the political events to present to the reader a presentation of the experiences, hopes and disappointments that people behind them, including what concerns me and specializes in my family and friends, and that I convey the atmosphere that we lived during those years, and I expected with certainty that my book is the last. This book revolves around the importance of the past; If you contemplate what happened in Russia at the end of the last century and early this century, and what is awaiting Russia in the future, then it is necessary to return to the years of Peristroika, and today we are separated by two decades from that stage, it may be early to give a final evaluation, and it is said: that What a day's response to President Richard Nixon, who asked him about his evaluation of the French revolution by saying: "The time is still very early to release her judgment." Perhaps he was right to do so, but we can witness many things with more clarity. Obeikan for publication.