Seven Soviet public figures, who were once "haters of the country", regretted the collapse of the Soviet Union, committed suicide and died of depression

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Among the many major events that have affected the course of world history, the collapse of the Soviet Union is undoubtedly the most colorful. Because the Soviet Union was the largest country in the world, its sphere of influence stretched from the Baltic Sea in the west to the Pacific Ocean in the east.

It can be said that such a behemoth will undoubtedly occupy a considerable degree of superiority in front of the rest of the world. If the Soviet Union is described in anthropomorphic form, then the Soviet Union is completely a big grizzly bear in a state of hunting.

However, the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. This behemoth, which once made many countries look up to it, has finally come to a time of disintegration. It is worth noting that the collapse of the USSR was both inevitable and accidental. It is inevitable that the Soviet Union, which is in internal and external difficulties, will not last long;

Incidentally, the collapse of the Soviet Union was so crisp and neat, and there seemed to be no nostalgia at all. In other words, no one would have imagined that the Soviet Union did not die like a hundred-legged insect at the last moment, but on the contrary, many people were very tired of the Soviet Union.

On the eve of the collapse of the Soviet Union, that is, during the administration of the last leader Mikhail Gorbachev, seven prominent Soviet officials made unfavorable remarks against the Soviet Union during the same time period. And most of these unfavorable remarks are vigorously attacking the Central Committee of the CPSU.

In addition to this, they were also vigorously criticizing the social system of the Soviet Union, and in revealing the reasons for the miserable situation of ordinary Soviet people. Obviously, the roles played by these public intellectuals are all "haters of the country", without exception.

However, when these seven public intellectuals ushered in the consequences of the collapse of the Soviet Union, they found that almost all the people of the former Soviet Union were still living under the curse, and their lives were still dominated by the ghostly Soviet-style ghosts. They all regretted the result...

Turbulent situation, crazy people

When Gorbachev sat on the throne in 1985, he was surprised to find that the superpower, once known as America's sole rival, had long since decayed. And he was the savior of the USSR.

Although Gorbachev was elected by the people, he was the last leader created by the times. But deep down in his heart, he understood deeply and clearly that the Soviet Union was like a terminally ill old man, and he no longer had the ability to withstand many tosses.

But he came to this position again under the coercion of fate. So, Gorbachev resigned himself to his fate, and immediately began his crazy reforms. Gorbachev was surrounded by many problems, such as the misery of the people, political instability, the loss of allies, and the manifestation of division.

The biggest problem, however, came from the Soviet Union itself. What was wrong with the Soviet Union? The answer is actually very simple, and it comes from the increasingly frequent "Soviet-style jokes." That is, the economic demands of all the Soviet people could not be well met.

And this unfavorable situation has become more and more common. Therefore, in order to stabilize the overall situation and prevent the Soviet Union from falling into a state of great collapse, it is necessary to take a strong dose from the economy. And it is only by increasing the measurement that the Soviet Union can be brought back to life and burst out with infinite vitality.

This was Gorbachev's strategy, but in fact he did it step by step. Of course, Gorbachev can't do this alone. Because the blueprint is designed, it still needs a large number of people to operate it. Seven prominent intellectuals of the Soviet Union surfaced.

The seven are Lakshin, Rybakov, Solzhenitsyn, Zinoviev, Maksimov, Dondratiev and Drunina. It can be said that Gorbachev's perestroika was able to advance so smoothly and was actually inseparable from these seven public intellectuals.

Lakshin, for example, was a staunch supporter of Gorbachev. Not only did he publicly praise Gorbachev's reforms, but he also touted them as the only way to tide the Soviet Union through its current difficulties and achieve communism. For this reason, Lakshin is extremely active in the public eye.

Although the performance of several other public figures is not so prominent, the goal is the same, that is, to get the Soviet Union out of the current predicament. Under the raging storm, the USSR finally fell. But the results have exceeded people's expectations, and they have also exceeded the well-known psychological expectations.

The tragic end of the seven well-known

That is, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia, which inherited most of the legacy of the former Soviet Union, still has not escaped the specter of totalitarianism. The people of Russia are still living in a state of political turmoil and economic malaise. And it seems to be even worse and worse than in Soviet times.

After seeing this result, Gorbachev fell silent, as did the seven intellectuals who were fierce critics of the Soviet system and the various social problems that had arisen in the past. They did not expect that the end after the collapse of the Soviet Union would be even more tragic than before the collapse.

Lakshin swept away his previous active state and expressed deep anxiety and deep uneasiness in the public eye, which is actually a manifestation of pessimism, Lakshin fell into a state of depression after experiencing the turbulent situation of Yeltsin's rise to power, and could not get out of it for a long time;

Rybakov, for his part, openly expressed his reflection on the reasons for the collapse of the Soviet Union, which he had tried so hard to bring about the collapse of the Soviet Union. However, Rybakov wrote to the end with only the phrase "this is an irreparable mistake" to describe his regret at the collapse of the Soviet Union;

Solzhenitsyn was remorseful. This heavy patriot, who was forced into exile in Western countries for revealing the darkness and corruption of the Soviet system, lamented after the collapse of the Soviet Union, "I am sorry for the Russian people, and I am the one who harmed them";

Zinoviev, like Solzhenitsyn, regretted the madness of pushing for the collapse of the Soviet Union. However, Zinoviev chose a different direction. He began to study the stabilizing role of the Soviet system for the Russian people;

Maksimov is a little deeper than Zinoviev. After experiencing the transition from heaven to hell firsthand, he finally realized that the method of bringing about a new order in a transformative way is not 100% successful, and it can fail.

However, after seeing this result, all three public officials clearly conveyed the implication that "it is not enough to see the rigidity of the system in order to solve the problems of the Soviet Union." It's just that this meaning arises from deep remorse and bitter unwillingness.

Dondratiev and Drunina did an even more tragic approach. Because they have all chosen the most extreme way to reflect on their mistakes. In this way, the precious life is ended. However, it is interesting to note that the collapse of the Soviet Union and the Ming Dynasty Red Pill case are very similar.

The Red Pill case belonging to the patriots

Friends who are familiar with historical knowledge know that the Red Pill case at the end of the Ming Dynasty is one of the three major doubts. The simple story of the Red Pill case is that Zhu Changluo, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, whose physical condition was deteriorating, died not long after taking the so-called immortal medicine (i.e., red pill) at the age of 38.

In terms of the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, and Gorbachev came to power in 1985. Yeltsin ruled for two terms before stepping down in 1999. From the time Gorbachev came to power, there were still 14 years to count the old man of the Soviet Union.

Zhu Changluo of Mingguangzong was made crown prince in 1601, and it was not until 1606 that his son, Zhu Youxiao, who later became Mingxizong, was born. From quasi-emperor to emperor, it took 14 years for the unlucky emperor Mingguangzong Zhu Changluo.

Second, Zhu Changluo was already ill before he decided to take the elixir; before Gorbachev became the last leader of the Soviet Union, various problems in the Soviet Union were frequent, and internal contradictions became increasingly acute. Third, the most obvious feature is that both of these things can be rushed.

However, both Zhu Changluo and Gorbachev put the three words "fast, fast, fast" on the bright side. Combined with the data, Gorbachev's predecessors showed little impatience or action as he did.

Both Khrushchev and Brezhnev at least followed the five-year plan system that the Soviet Union had previously triumphed in over the West and prided itself on. However, Gorbachev did not abide by this five-year plan system, but was impatient to "have both."

This is undoubtedly like giving the old man a strong medicine. However, the old man's health is already very poor, and he can only achieve the best outcome by concentrating on solving one problem and then slowly solving all the problems by slowly adjusting the way. But Gorbachev did not follow common sense.

Similarly, Zhu Changluo, who was exempted from mining taxes and paid a large pension as soon as he came up, did not do so. And then they all had a tragic end. What a sad and ridiculous thing to do. The red pill that Gorbachev gave to the Soviet Union was not so deadly.

However, the state of the Soviet Union deteriorated day by day, and finally it was completely destroyed when Yeltsin stepped down. Some say that Gorbachev and the seven public intellectuals were patriots, but they made great strides on the opposite path, and some say that Zhu Changluo was an enlightened emperor in the late Ming Dynasty.

But he died a month after he succeeded to the throne. It is worth mentioning that Zhu Changluo died but left behind a bad and bad reputation, and Gorbachev and seven other public intellectuals contributed to the collapse of the Soviet Union without being swept into the garbage heap by the Soviets.

From the collapse of the Soviet Union, we can find that the top-level design needs a certain amount of time to adapt, and the lower-level order must maintain a unified and stable situation in order to successfully connect the upper and lower parts at a certain time, otherwise it will eventually collapse.

The second is that the things that the upper and lower layers need can neither be exchanged nor increased in dose. For the Soviet people, they were accustomed to the ruling system of the lord leading the country to prosperity and strength, so it was obvious that they could not adapt to the democratic freedoms of the West in a short time.

If they are forced to adapt, the effect will only be counterproductive. It can only be promoted on a large scale when the democratic freedoms of the West have been successfully tested in a certain region. Otherwise, democracy and freedom will remain empty talk forever.

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