Mikhail Gorbachev — "I believe in the triumph of reason. I believe in the triumph of humanism."
I believe in the triumph of reason. I believe in the triumph of humanism.
I believe in the triumph of reason. I believe in the triumph of humanism.
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"I believe in common sense."
"The greatest danger is to do nothing."
"I am a convinced communist. This is my main credo."
"The main lesson of Chernobyl is that we must be responsible for our actions."
"I believe in human values. In peace, freedom, and justice."
Final General Secretary of the Soviet Union whose glasnost and perestroika reforms led to the USSR's dissolution and the end of the Cold War. Closely associated with Boris Yeltsin (his domestic rival and successor as Russian leader) and Ronald Reagan (Cold War counterpart and arms-control partner). For an intellectual contrast, see Vladimir Putin, Russian president (2000-2008, 2012-) — Putin has publicly called the Soviet collapse 'the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century' — Gorbachev's signature achievement. Putin's two-decade political project has been organized around reversing Gorbachev's liberalization.
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