Suzanne Massie, ‘Reagan’s Window on the Soviet Union,’ Dies at 94
An author of books on Russia who spoke the language, she had no diplomatic experience but formed an unlikely bond with the ...
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Reagan and the Russians
Former Soviet officials insist that Gorbachev's decisions to withdraw Soviet forces from Afghanistan and to end the arms race were made despite the Reagan buildup and SDI. In 1983 Gorbachev ...
The American Conservative12y
Reagan and the Mythology of Reykjavik
Among other things, Santorum invoked the spirit of Reykjavik: In a reference to Reagan’s 1986 summit meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, in which their nuclear treaty talks fell apart ...
Thursday is Ronald Reagan's birthday: How the president shaped Republican Party
Ronald Wilson Reagan was born on this day in 1911. His legacy still shapes American politics, historians say, and he's a ...
Reagan Library honors Ronald Reagan on 114th anniversary of his birth
U.S. Marine and civilian speakers praised President Ronald Reagan for his commitment to peace through strength Thursday ...
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Reagan: Too Big to Judge?
About her enemies, from Don Regan, Reagan’s chief of staff, to Raisa Gorbachev, she sits and broods, remembering each slight and insult (Regan unsubtly mocks her running the president’s ...
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Suzanne Massie, Reagan’s Russian whisperer in Cold War, dies at 94
In one discussion in 1986 — weeks before a summit between Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev — she brought up the rhyming Russian adage, “Doveryai no proveryai,” or “Trust but ...