question archive Premier Brezhnev spells out his doctrine in rather academic language in The Brezhnev Doctrine of intervention in Eastern Europe; this is rather like the Soviet version of the Truman Doctrine, explaining why the USSR would intervene in other countries
Premier Brezhnev spells out his doctrine in rather academic language in The Brezhnev Doctrine of intervention in Eastern Europe; this is rather like the Soviet version of the Truman Doctrine, explaining why the USSR would intervene in other countries
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Premier Brezhnev spells out his doctrine in rather academic language in The Brezhnev Doctrine of intervention in Eastern Europe; this is rather like the Soviet version of the Truman Doctrine, explaining why the USSR would intervene in other countries. Later, Mikhail Gorbachev would have a very different attitude towards Eastern Europe, as detailed in the text.
What is the difference between these two leaders' strategy towards Eastern European communist nations?
