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The Soviet Coup: Day One, August 19th 1991 

Simon Marks Reporting
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On August 19th 1991, the Soviet people woke to news of an attempt to overthrow President Mikhail Gorbachev, the architect of "glasnost" and "perestroika". The coup, led by the so-called "Gang of Eight", brought Red Army tanks onto the streets of Moscow. Russian leader Boris Yeltsin led attempts to rebuff the coup plotters, and would go on to become the dominant force in Moscow as the Soviet Union crumbled and a restored Gorbachev lost his grip on power. Here you can watch Simon's Emmy-nominated coverage from Moscow on Day One of the coup for "World Monitor", the nightly newscast then produced for The Discovery Channel by The Christian Science Monitor newspaper.

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@AquaAtia
@AquaAtia 2 года назад
It’s somewhat ironic the coup leaders used the pretense of Gorbachev’s “poor health” to legitimize their actions when Gorbachev is still alive as of 3/3/2022
@silvanagonzalez8469
@silvanagonzalez8469 2 года назад
They will use the same excuse for Putin un 2022.
@penskepc2374
@penskepc2374 2 года назад
I could have sworn Gorbachev died at some point during the pandemic, guess it's a false memory.
@sisophon1982
@sisophon1982 2 года назад
@@penskepc2374 Mandela Effect
@MuhammadFarukh
@MuhammadFarukh 2 года назад
@@penskepc2374 I’m another person and am familiar with the Mandela affect as well but I had a recent conversation with my dad and he mentioned that Gorbachev passed last year. I didn’t think much of it but is it possible that this is just an incidence of fake news?
@penskepc2374
@penskepc2374 2 года назад
@@MuhammadFarukhyeah, it could been one of those hoax articles they do about celebrities, or maybe some other Eastern European leader that would be easily confused with him died. You said ask your dad again about it and see if he like vividly remembers hearing about Gorbachev dieing or if he just heard it in passing.
@KL2010
@KL2010 6 лет назад
The last time Yeltsin was sober.
@oasis1282
@oasis1282 2 года назад
L
@spkanava
@spkanava Год назад
91
@mohinderkumar7298
@mohinderkumar7298 5 месяцев назад
He had Czarist background in youth.
@bobbyhill5067
@bobbyhill5067 5 месяцев назад
lol 😂 he couldn’t find a new successor so he just picked Putin to be the new leader
@jpmnky
@jpmnky 5 месяцев назад
@@bobbyhill5067he’s not even sober here.
@emilkoch4098
@emilkoch4098 3 года назад
It's hard to believe this happened 30 years ago. Great piece of history.
@drewreynolds1649
@drewreynolds1649 2 года назад
Now this happening now
@heccsclips3319
@heccsclips3319 2 года назад
@Legalize Raping Russian Broads In America you are fucking sick
@goatgamer001
@goatgamer001 2 года назад
@@patricksimpson9225 that will probably happen in 2025, after trump Will become president again
@mirola73
@mirola73 2 года назад
It will repeat itself in time to come and we won't have to wait years for it.
@Pllayer064
@Pllayer064 2 года назад
It's gonna happen again soon
@iceman18211
@iceman18211 2 года назад
Gorbachev is still alive in 2022, and still gives interviews. But the gang of 8 that tried to overthrow him are all deceased.
@libertyforall5764
@libertyforall5764 2 года назад
Tried?
@EmberDRG
@EmberDRG 2 года назад
unfortunately that vile human being is still alive
@ADHDisYippeeeeeeeeee
@ADHDisYippeeeeeeeeee 2 года назад
@@libertyforall5764 yes, tried. He was still unjustly couped though although libs don't want to admit it.
@michael-df8vt
@michael-df8vt 2 года назад
@@ADHDisYippeeeeeeeeee libs?
@ArcturusOTE
@ArcturusOTE 2 года назад
@@ADHDisYippeeeeeeeeee Which libs are you talking about? Milquetoast American liberals or the Russian Liberal Democratic Party which isn't even liberal and is more of a RW populist?
@nathandebartolo8330
@nathandebartolo8330 2 года назад
As I recall, the soldiers had no clue why they were ordered to Moscow and milled about the city in confusion. The coup quickly collapsed and the Soviet Union with it.
@killiansonck6278
@killiansonck6278 2 года назад
Huh, some thing never change.
@Destroyer2150
@Destroyer2150 2 года назад
In 1991,russian soldiers didn't even know they were part of a coup. 31 years later, russian soldiers had no idea why they were invading ukraine The more things change, the more they stay the same
@DevilDaRebel
@DevilDaRebel 2 года назад
@@Destroyer2150 Lol, nice propaganda. Russian soldiers in 2022 invaded Ukraine due to the Neo-Nazis attacking the Donbas which many pro-Russian citizens resided.
@Destroyer2150
@Destroyer2150 2 года назад
@@DevilDaRebel Yeah, and Putin wants World Peace and is innocent of any atrocities commited in Ukraine. Get your sources straight, or don't...
@DevilDaRebel
@DevilDaRebel 2 года назад
@@Destroyer2150 Your name indicates you're probably 14 year old. You don't know anything about this world nor it's history, kiddo. Stay in your lane and make sure you're aren't being brainwashed with agendas.
@MrAKNerd
@MrAKNerd 6 лет назад
"Yeltsin is our only hope" i wonder if she tought the same, once her son was drafted into the army to fight in chechnya.
@superdoglogan
@superdoglogan 6 лет назад
MrAKNerd Well, her husband already fought a disastrous war in Afghanistan so
@MrAKNerd
@MrAKNerd 6 лет назад
so give up your son for another war?
@superdoglogan
@superdoglogan 6 лет назад
MrAKNerd nah, war’s barbaric and shows the dark side of humanity. Whether it’s the Russians now in Crimea, the soviets in Afghanistan, the mongols in the Middle Ages, or the Greeks in Troy. War is something I want to avoid as a whole, which is why I cannot support neither the soviets nor current Russian government. A strong socialist yet isolationist state would be preferable
@EyeLean5280
@EyeLean5280 6 лет назад
A sad thought indeed.
@BlackMasterRoshi
@BlackMasterRoshi 6 лет назад
superdog logan yup, it sure is. welp, that's life.
@PlaceStillMatters
@PlaceStillMatters 6 лет назад
Must have occurred early in the day as Yeltsin isn’t even buzzed yet.
@kaldunaaa
@kaldunaaa 3 года назад
I believe his alcoholism started after the dissolution of the USSR.
@andreborges3849
@andreborges3849 2 года назад
Laughed so much
@idiocrat3744
@idiocrat3744 2 года назад
@@kaldunaaa He was always loving to drink too much. In August 19th (Morning) he was laying in his Dacha after a good drink with Kazakh leader. After some hours his guards will inform him about the Putsch and they will move out. Yeltsin was an alcoholic. In 90s this started hurting his health
@qarmatianwarhorse6028
@qarmatianwarhorse6028 2 года назад
@@kaldunaaa No, prior to that. It only came into prominent focus during his Presidency of Russia.
@johntitor7989
@johntitor7989 2 года назад
Yeltsin woke up with a buzz!
@serboslav1389
@serboslav1389 2 года назад
"Yeltsin is our only hope"- meanwhile Yeltsin becomes the worst thing that ever happened to Russia.
@nelsonbladimir6671
@nelsonbladimir6671 2 года назад
Yeltsin put Putin in power
@whatservicetojoin8593
@whatservicetojoin8593 2 года назад
@@nelsonbladimir6671 They do seem very different tho -- don't they ?
@ab8588
@ab8588 2 года назад
@@whatservicetojoin8593 Putin is Sober
@massinakmin8340
@massinakmin8340 2 года назад
@@whatservicetojoin8593 yeah putin does not drink that is the difference
@dakkossman2063
@dakkossman2063 2 года назад
@@nelsonbladimir6671 he supported him, but he would be for sure against him if he would know the upcoming reality
@AnotherHuman8
@AnotherHuman8 2 года назад
Imagine just driving to work and seeing a bunch military tanks drive alongside you
@RokkitGrrl
@RokkitGrrl 2 года назад
Just another Tuesday in Mother Russia.
@jayasuryangoral-maanyan3901
@jayasuryangoral-maanyan3901 2 года назад
The best part was how nonchalant it was. Tanks committing a coup alongside and at the same pace as cars going to the office.
@PRubin-rh4sr
@PRubin-rh4sr 2 года назад
@@jayasuryangoral-maanyan3901 Yeah, you think your boss is gonna give a day-off because of a government collapse? 🤣
@lordkrythic6246
@lordkrythic6246 2 года назад
If morons keep voting Democrat, this will be common place in america soon, too. Democrats already want to abolish the Bill of Rights.
@mustangrt8866
@mustangrt8866 2 года назад
and the economy is about to collapse
@youtubesketches110
@youtubesketches110 2 года назад
In 1988 our Professor of Western Civilization told us, in case we didn't notice, these are historic times for the Soviet Union and the world.
@carneirouece
@carneirouece 2 года назад
Yeah, more historic was de devastation this shit Yeltsin along with us did to Russia
@chriscurtis3150
@chriscurtis3150 2 года назад
What a gensius
@Hilaire_Balrog
@Hilaire_Balrog 2 года назад
It was great to be in college at that time. We had so many interesting conversations about the events happening at such a rapid pace.
@cooldudecs
@cooldudecs 2 года назад
@@Hilaire_Balrog like today
@spkanava
@spkanava Год назад
91
@williammakupa5896
@williammakupa5896 6 лет назад
In retrospect I recall that some of us expected changes in the Soviet Union, after the 1989 collapse of communism in Eastern Europe, but no one foresaw the coup and the rapid collapse of USSR in December 1991. The coup had weakened Gorbachev more than it was apparent at the time.
@knispelwedges427
@knispelwedges427 2 года назад
And here we are in March 2022. How weak is Putin right now? Interesting times.
@ZhuJo99
@ZhuJo99 2 года назад
@@knispelwedges427 We here in eastern europe hoped the Russia will change to new democracy, yet, Putin turned it again into totality, with people brainwashed even worse than in communism.
@frenzalrhomb6919
@frenzalrhomb6919 2 года назад
@@knispelwedges427 Kurt Knipsel was the greatest German Tank Ace of WW2 , and the World's most prolific destroyer of Tanks, who was himself killed in the last few days of the whole War in Europe. Your Avatar name resembles his own very much, which is why mentioned him at all.
@knispelwedges427
@knispelwedges427 2 года назад
@@frenzalrhomb6919 I've heard of him, or better said I read about him. However my name does not relate to him.
@frenzalrhomb6919
@frenzalrhomb6919 2 года назад
@@knispelwedges427 ,- Yeah I your name doesn't relate to him, it's just very similar, that's all.
@PrinceRightyI
@PrinceRightyI 6 лет назад
....and finally, Yeltsin died in 2007, and Gorbachev is still alive in 2018. 😂😂😂
@dedmurawskiy5982
@dedmurawskiy5982 4 года назад
Ja ustal, ja yhozhu!
@danielromero001
@danielromero001 4 года назад
2020 is still alive lol he never dies
@emericdion
@emericdion 4 года назад
imagine he could be leader of the soviet union for over 40 years it would've been a record lol
@unsec-genantonioguterres5788
@unsec-genantonioguterres5788 4 года назад
@@emericdionin a alternate future or scenario where the soviet union survived,i dont think he will rule the soviet union for life.probably he will copy china's political system from 1983-2013 where there is collective leadership (unlike mao zedong and xi jinping) and the president haves term limit of 5 years,renewable once (10 years).sorry but soviets are tired of old man leadership in the kremlin,from brezhnev to andropov,from andropov to chernenko,and possibly to grigori romanov.
@antoniopaganini5700
@antoniopaganini5700 3 года назад
It's because yetsin was an alchogolic, and maybe gorbachovs is queen Elizabeth's student?????? They are both immortal
@GroundZeroHiroshima
@GroundZeroHiroshima 11 лет назад
"...those who have the normal, honest hearts of Russian citizens will never allow the army to fight its own people."
@adamdenton1543
@adamdenton1543 2 года назад
Yeltsin in 1993: lol
@user-wq9mw2xz3j
@user-wq9mw2xz3j 2 года назад
Putin 2022:
@jozz2248
@jozz2248 2 года назад
Not aging well...
@danrook5757
@danrook5757 2 года назад
Well turn it on the Republics instead
@stevenbluestone2014
@stevenbluestone2014 2 года назад
Hello Maidan, this is Mariupol
@fieldkitchen
@fieldkitchen 2 года назад
I was on the Norwegian Soviet border when this was coming down. A lot of Norwegian troops on the road as we travelled to Kirkenes. Tension were high within NATO
@dashbloxx9352
@dashbloxx9352 12 дней назад
That's NATO's job. To cause tensions.
@jonathancarlson6127
@jonathancarlson6127 2 года назад
I love that this happened in August. Cause not even Russia would invade Russia in winter.
@bellami86
@bellami86 2 года назад
Actually the most critical moments of Russia's history happened in August
@BETTER.ART.
@BETTER.ART. 2 года назад
@@bellami86 October revolution?
@bellami86
@bellami86 2 года назад
@@BETTER.ART.read about what happened in august 1917😏
@bellami86
@bellami86 2 года назад
@@NeistoviySampay нет, напряги мозги, чтобы погуглить
@bellami86
@bellami86 2 года назад
@@NeistoviySampay никто не виноват что тебя забанили в гугле
@baran2328
@baran2328 6 лет назад
Traitors are more dangerous than the most powerful enemy.
@williamgill_esq.6487
@williamgill_esq.6487 6 лет назад
Baran And the West is full of them. They are called liberals and progressives. Atheist Marxist Globalist traitors the whole lot of them.
@alexlaza5301
@alexlaza5301 6 лет назад
William Gill_Esq. Yeah right, people you disagrees with were all traitors. That is the spirit of true Freedom and Democracy!
@williamgill_esq.6487
@williamgill_esq.6487 6 лет назад
Alexlaza You're a traitor. By just being the effeminate metro Leftist SJW that you are.
@neofusionstylx
@neofusionstylx 6 лет назад
Yea like Trump and his cronies. Treasonous bastards who colluded with a foreign power to influence an American election.
@neofusionstylx
@neofusionstylx 6 лет назад
William Gill_Esq. Lincoln should’ve hung all you treasonous hillbillies. Fuck trump. Fuck Russia. Flynn, manafort, zwaan, kushner, trump are going to prison.
@josephkush1032
@josephkush1032 6 лет назад
Electing such a drunk was the worst mistake
@oceanwavesandcocaine1129
@oceanwavesandcocaine1129 2 года назад
luckily Putin is bringing back the Soviet Union
@glebsokolov2366
@glebsokolov2366 2 года назад
Way better than USSR or what we have now.
@LøvæFråNordn
@LøvæFråNordn 2 года назад
@@oceanwavesandcocaine1129 with taking Ukraine and...what other countries now? he cant touch the baltic countries or Poland
@Anthony-yn9dg
@Anthony-yn9dg 2 года назад
Enter Winston Churchill.
@judgemcnugget7110
@judgemcnugget7110 Год назад
@@glebsokolov2366 what?! The USSR had universal healthcare, basically housing for all and very little unemployment. When the USSR was dissolved and Yeltsin came into power, the biggest life expectancy decline of all time in a country not at war has happened, people got homeless and unemployed in masses, the suicide rate sky-rocketed and child prostitution became became a thing. The USSR was much, much better than Russia today, let alone under Yeltsin.
@flipnotrab
@flipnotrab 2 года назад
8:08 This man gets it. Maybe our current “leaders” should listen to him.
@EyeLean5280
@EyeLean5280 6 лет назад
I wish they hadn't cut the part where Yeltsin demanded the safe return of the Gorbachevs. That was so inspiring.
@whythelongface64
@whythelongface64 3 года назад
So cute and heartwarming. Gorbachev deserves and end to his misery. He is a traitor and a disappointment to his country and should be condemned as such
@mr.100rupees3
@mr.100rupees3 2 года назад
He only did that to appear like a kind leader, in reality he wanted Gorbachev for hid own agenda
@bidenwearstrumpscrappypamp1829
@bidenwearstrumpscrappypamp1829 2 года назад
Yeltsin was a western sock puppet and a drunk.
@tumppu123-h4s
@tumppu123-h4s 2 года назад
@@whythelongface64 commie
@whythelongface64
@whythelongface64 2 года назад
@@tumppu123-h4s No, you're a cuckold, watching the bourgeoisie fk the economy people like you and I had built.
@GrandAdmThrawn
@GrandAdmThrawn 2 года назад
2:35 the man standing on the tank on the far right is Viktor Zolotov. Current Director of the National Guard of Russia (Rosgvardiya) and a member of the Security Council of Russia.
@rustemzholdybalin6210
@rustemzholdybalin6210 2 года назад
and the chef of Kadyrov. Leader of one of two most powerful clans in Putin's elite, the only rival to Patrushev-Naryshkin coalition
@joetatoesniff9525
@joetatoesniff9525 2 года назад
Wow!
@brazilpaes
@brazilpaes 2 года назад
Which work soviet ppl had?
@kareemELCHEIKH
@kareemELCHEIKH 6 лет назад
"The Economy cannot be developt with tanks", well said!
@garethpreston8275
@garethpreston8275 4 года назад
Every government employee and civil servants brain in the world would hear that and respond with 'SyntaxError'
@sanityassassin8161
@sanityassassin8161 2 года назад
If only Putin understood this!
@kelvinekline5950
@kelvinekline5950 2 года назад
Thats why USA war budget is highest than all country together spend for defence
@IncaWarrior.
@IncaWarrior. 2 года назад
@@kelvinekline5950 5 percent of GDP spending is high?
@stevem2323
@stevem2323 2 года назад
@@kelvinekline5950 Huh? So you telling me that Google, Apple, Tesla, Chrysler etc are developed by tanks.
@norman191000
@norman191000 Год назад
Watching during 2023 coup. Anyone else?
@Ma-official_
@Ma-official_ 6 месяцев назад
@ramudasanjuuit made the ruble collapse… and gave us some quality kino
@ravinraven6913
@ravinraven6913 6 месяцев назад
no, the video was taken down and never seen again
@zenobrad6283
@zenobrad6283 2 года назад
Ah yes his poor health he’s literally still alive in 2022 😂😂
@damikey18
@damikey18 2 года назад
At the ripe ol age of 91
@sosia-c5f
@sosia-c5f 2 года назад
no
@obliviouz
@obliviouz 2 года назад
The actual irony is that in the long run, Glasnost and the rise of Yeltsin was what allowed the original oligarchs to come into being, which is what led to Russia's economic decline and Putin's actions today.
@mrslushydaminator4974
@mrslushydaminator4974 2 года назад
russia has been growing since putin lol sanctions have always been in place before we were all born to make sure they never made it to the top. putin has pushed there economy back on top so i don't understand lmao
@tbiebrich
@tbiebrich 2 года назад
Bullshit. Its the leaders that didnt act properly to the growing threat. But look at Russia now. A few oligarchs are enough to control most of the country.. Almost as if thats what they wanted ;)
@tbiebrich
@tbiebrich 2 года назад
The soviet union failed and Glasnost and Perestroika were necessary as the union was highly in debt and couldnt sustain any longer
@TheNotSoFakeNews
@TheNotSoFakeNews 2 года назад
Hmm not exactly true. The fall of communism shifted the power from the USSR to private wealthy business men. But let's not act like corruption and statesponsored oligarchs didn't happen in the USSR, infact they were worse in the USSR
@obliviouz
@obliviouz 2 года назад
@@mrslushydaminator4974 Putin turned Russia into a petro-economy like Saudi Arabia, Qatar or the UAE. That's _not_ a good position to be in, because it comes at the cost of the atrophy of the rest of a country's economy and industrial base.
@BST-ri6gf
@BST-ri6gf 6 лет назад
*”IT’S JUST A PRANK, COMRADE!”*
@Cheerful_Ox
@Cheerful_Ox 2 года назад
What a funny prank
@spkanava
@spkanava Год назад
91
@someguy8521
@someguy8521 2 года назад
I read that the government held a referendum a few months before the coup asking people if they wanted the union to survive, but not necessarily as a communist country, rather, it would be a republic. Around 3/4 of the people said yes. If the coup hadn’t happened, the union might not have collapsed and Russia would be much larger.
@edmundwoolliams1240
@edmundwoolliams1240 2 года назад
@ELDEANTI Yes, but the OP means Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan among others
@coltonsupergame
@coltonsupergame 2 года назад
@@edmundwoolliams1240 I get a feeling though that the 25% who didn’t want to be part of that union probably lived in those countries though as those 3 countries combined made up less than half what Russia had.
@MCTogs
@MCTogs 2 года назад
@@edmundwoolliams1240 Ukraine also didn't want to be part of the new union iirc
@Dan-kr9bm
@Dan-kr9bm 2 года назад
The Soviet Union is the classic example for a "forced Federation", kept together by coercion and not much else. As soon as they had the chance to, all other states of the Federation with Russia left.
@Bob31415
@Bob31415 2 года назад
Russia would not be larger. Russia (officially The Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic) was only one of 15 Soviet Socialist Republics.
@MrNvona
@MrNvona Год назад
The one moment Yeltsin was sober.
@esisimp123456
@esisimp123456 2 года назад
"The economy cannot be developed by tanks." so true words. I wish Putin had also learnt this.
@Stickboy1733
@Stickboy1733 2 года назад
@Анастасия Борисова And that means that you have to send tanks there????
@4thtime910
@4thtime910 2 года назад
What...?
@oqocraft2661
@oqocraft2661 2 года назад
@Анастасия Борисова change the don to dum in donbass and that's what you are
@SirNyanPanda
@SirNyanPanda 2 года назад
@Анастасия Борисова And that means you have to kill Russians in Ukraine????
@hithere9393
@hithere9393 2 года назад
Funny because Yeltsin porceeded to detroy the Russian economy and turn it into an oligarchy
@dmitrychernivetsky5876
@dmitrychernivetsky5876 2 года назад
Fun fact, all the way to the right of Yeltsin is Zolotov, who is now the head of the Russian national guard
@samemmo3202
@samemmo3202 2 года назад
Really
@PRubin-rh4sr
@PRubin-rh4sr 2 года назад
Most of the top guys right now are the young officers of this time
@whatservicetojoin8593
@whatservicetojoin8593 2 года назад
@@PRubin-rh4sr Curious to know what SWATs think about this - - - what has just happened - in 2022 - Is this the 1st time in history that NATO nuclear first strike military projects have ever been captured by Russians ? Congradulations ! To the SWAT Teams !
@ArcturusOTE
@ArcturusOTE 2 года назад
Russian nationalism really is a weird thing
@max__pain
@max__pain 6 лет назад
This and the first Gulf War are among my earliest memories...
@worldcomicsreview354
@worldcomicsreview354 2 года назад
Mine too, I thought they were parts of the same war, especially once the shooting started in Moscow. Wonder where that little girl is now? She's about the same age I was. ("In Osaka" would be ridiculous)
@rodrigomarti1003
@rodrigomarti1003 2 года назад
Mine too, im 34 now.
@Menaceblue3
@Menaceblue3 2 года назад
LoL, I was born in 89' and I faintly remember a concrete wall being demolished and a party happening. Then I remember something about a war far away.
@spkanava
@spkanava Год назад
91
@adamc.sieracki4145
@adamc.sieracki4145 2 года назад
"The economy cannot be developed with tanks." I was in highschool when this aired.
@reubensandwich9249
@reubensandwich9249 2 года назад
In the 1970s, roughly 44% of hard currency sales were through tanks.
@schoolofgrowthhacking
@schoolofgrowthhacking 2 года назад
I was five. Too young to remember. Now we are almost senior citizens 😅
@discoboy8169
@discoboy8169 2 года назад
You are lucky, that was my childhood, some bastards broke the country and we been living in hell for about 7 years from 1991. USSR was ok, compare to capitalism in Russia in first years, now they have capitalism corrupted even more than USSR.
@reginoldthornberry2199
@reginoldthornberry2199 2 года назад
Once again, YT Algo knows things we don't, suddenly this pops up in everyone's recommended to prepare us for events yet to occur this week--
@ronjeppson6071
@ronjeppson6071 2 года назад
Noticed that too did you? Haven't heard a whisper about this event since it happened back in the 90's and now suddenly I see it in my recommended feed....yeah right, total coincidence. I think YT wants people to start talking about it and spread the word...
@Squidward558
@Squidward558 2 года назад
People don't understand how algorithms work I guess. If there's an uptick in interest for Russian related things as a result of current events, the algorithm will assume others want to see it. It's not a conspiracy just look at your search and watch history and you can put the pieces together.
@joycekoch5746
@joycekoch5746 2 года назад
Russia reminds one of a person who has been so abused as a child that they end up spending all their adult years paranoid and lashing out against perceived enemies.
@santinavitalis
@santinavitalis 2 года назад
Powerful analogy......the people who drive themselves to power seem fuelled by that energy.....
@kguy6635
@kguy6635 2 года назад
Hahaha "abused child". Were _you_ knocked on the head as a child? In the 1990s the USSR and then the Russian federation killed Azeris in a massacre, made the Qarabaq war worse, invaded Chechnya (twice) and almost invaded the Baltic states.
@fgqgqlfqsfsffeff
@fgqgqlfqsfsffeff 2 года назад
@@kguy6635 I think you missed the point amigo, he is agreeing with you.
@dmitryletov8138
@dmitryletov8138 12 дней назад
​@@kguy6635 RU could not invide Chechnya as Chechnya is a part of RU. Learn histrory and geography before posting your nonsense
@ВладимирЖириновский-з1и
Рекомендации ютаба радуют, как и всегда
@alouiciouswrex7141
@alouiciouswrex7141 2 года назад
You: Why are you recommending this now? Google: *Give it a few days*
@Earth098
@Earth098 9 лет назад
What an important archive. Thanks 4 shearing
@NorthForkFisherman
@NorthForkFisherman 2 года назад
Oh, Algorithm, what have you brought us today? A message for the future?
@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns
@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns Год назад
What is really tragic about this was that the USSR had already moved to being a multi-party liberal democracy and was about to sign an internal treaty that enshrined a new union, that respected the democratic sovereignty of each constituent republic, acknowledging the departure of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Moldova, Georgia and Armenia. The new Union of Soviet *Sovereign* Republics would've been like the remaining 9 republics' version of the EU and NATO combined. Instead, the coup hastened a collapse which led to great poverty and the current war in Ukraine today.
@eatfastnoodle
@eatfastnoodle 11 лет назад
What's plain is when KGB head as well as minister of defense asked army and internal troops to storm Yeltsin's compound and arrest him, the men who actually had guns in their hands and tank wheels under their control dithered, then refused; Only a few years later, when Yeltsin asked the military to do essentially the same thing for him against his opponents, ultimately the military obeyed and you saw tank firing at opposition building: point is there are reasons SU went down.
@HateTheIRS
@HateTheIRS 2 года назад
Interesting
@againsttheriver3657
@againsttheriver3657 2 года назад
Well this is a load of misinformation
@againsttheriver3657
@againsttheriver3657 2 года назад
The soldiers did not refused, on counturary young commanders and soldiers were optimistic and enthusiastic about the situation many whaited for the sacred command to open fire and saw it as defence of country from internal enemys, but Yazov(the marshal of soviet army) refused this plan and wanet to whait
@againsttheriver3657
@againsttheriver3657 2 года назад
Also you can clearlly see the support levels, the peoplle who oposed coup in 1991 gathered around parlament and the rest of city was calm, while in 1993 peoplle who wanet the coup back tok over almoust entire city, all the streats were full of peoplle and they even tok over red square.
@hueghh3775
@hueghh3775 2 года назад
@@againsttheriver3657 if there were so many in favor of keeping the Soviet Union, why isn’t it around anymore?
@guerrilla_radio
@guerrilla_radio 2 года назад
3:13 that man in a black suit is now the head of repression service - "rosgvardia" (national guard). How things change.
@Ved000000
@Ved000000 2 года назад
When everyone was panicking about the communist coup, they failed to see the capitalist coup unfolding before them. Just remember: you asked for this.
@spkanava
@spkanava Год назад
91
@acookrez6150
@acookrez6150 2 года назад
I'm always annoyed thinking about this, so many Russians call out Gorbachev for the loss and say the coup was justified, the coup happened in August and was cited in the Ukrainian declaration of Independence written shortly after the coup, Gorbachev officially dissolved the USSR in December.. do they not connect the dots? there was no USSR left by December
@klep2859
@klep2859 2 года назад
I remember being up all night watching this in Seattle.
@sww3679
@sww3679 2 года назад
1991: Gorbachev has poor health (and he still is alive 30 years later)
@nokiatunes7256
@nokiatunes7256 2 года назад
@@michaely9900 Gorbachov might have had good intentions but he ruined a Superpower and brought misery to over 250milion people.
@freedbelak121
@freedbelak121 6 лет назад
The coup failed for one reason.The failure to take out yeltsin.Yes other factors played their part,but if Yeltsin had been arrested,all the other factors would not have happened. Any opposition in order to achieve final victory,must have a leader.Someone who can harness and organize and express people's complaints etc. Yeltsin was that person. In many ways in that time,the only one. Had the coups leaders had him,the coup would have have no real organized opposition,and as per Soviet history,the coup would have succeeded. Yeltsin,was brilliant in that he said at that time,he was only fighting to bring back the Soviet president and the Soviet constitutional order,thereby gaining allies from Gorbacheves allies and moderate communists as well as anti Soviet forces in the people,army and leaders. While in fact Yeltsin was really fighting for the destruction of the Soviet state. If he failed and the coup won he was finished. If he won,he knew he would have the means to finish not save Gorbachev,and the Soviet state. The coup plotters despite their high positions in the Soviet state tried to do a coup using Humane Gorbachev style methods,,while overthrowing him. They thought that just being in power and based on Soviet systems past power and fear,that when orders are given,that's it.But Gorbachev had already weakened the fear system and put other spheres of power in Soviet system that would fatally weaken them. Plus it was done on the spur of the moment and the military and KGB were not given orders at the outset or had unreliable leaders to carry them out. Poorly planned and was it seems done on a moment's notice. Sadly,most of the people who rallied to Yeltsin,did so to bring back Gorbachev and law. What they got was a ruthless man only concearned about himself and power,who sold the Russian state to the highest bidder. Destroying the life's of the Russian people,humiliating and tearing apart the Russian state.Leading to the Russian people's hatred of democracy,USA and leading to Putin. Something that has cost our nation greatly. But in the end cost the Russian people the most.As they still don't have the freedoms they so deserve to have.
@contradriverESP
@contradriverESP 6 лет назад
Freed Belak Thanks for that analysis mate
@SovietUnion100
@SovietUnion100 6 лет назад
ALL POWER TO THE SOVIETS! Any anti communists are traitors and have done nothing but sell and destroy the country. You motherfuckers brought disgrace upon the working class of the world and sold them all off to slavery.
@manatee2500
@manatee2500 6 лет назад
An astute point, Dmitri. People forget how much worse the transition could easily have been. Credit for many sides East & West, but the most for those who risked their own lives for freedom in Russia, Estonia, Lithuania, etc. It was a monumental achievement for humanity.
@emaadkhan3031
@emaadkhan3031 4 года назад
Dmitri Kozlowsky did you say they tried to soften the fall? Honestly trying to give you a chance here. But that's bullshit. We both know it.
@stupidben999
@stupidben999 4 года назад
Another brainwashed Commie crying about the loss of their empire, I'm sure the Baltic people & Eastern Europeans would grin at your shit.
@geniousgeorge4973
@geniousgeorge4973 2 года назад
Ready for the sequel!
@dentalnovember
@dentalnovember 2 года назад
I remember when this was reported and I thought there would be a nuclear war the way it was reported. The networks broke through and interrupted programming with an “emergency” broadcast. I was terrified until I realized it was sensationalized.
@kguy6635
@kguy6635 2 года назад
Oh this was not sensationalist. The 1990s, especially the war in Chechnya, would have consequences that led to among other things ISIS, the invasion of Ukraine, the fuel crisis, the Boston marathon bombings, the remilitarisation of Russia in the late 2000s, and much much more. You just wouldn't know it yet.
@spkanava
@spkanava Год назад
91
@syourke3
@syourke3 4 года назад
The Soviet Union was born in the Bolshevik coup d’etat of 1917 and dissolved with the failed coup of 1991. From dust to dust.
@aetiologist3973
@aetiologist3973 3 года назад
The Circle of Life
@Cheerful_Ox
@Cheerful_Ox 2 года назад
@@aetiologist3973 yes
@orion6926
@orion6926 Год назад
And it looks like it's happening again. June 23rd, 2023
@paytoth
@paytoth 5 месяцев назад
НЕ СМЕШНО, дальше пытайся быть выдающимся в обществе, обиженка
@thatsnodildo1974
@thatsnodildo1974 6 лет назад
if you ever feel stupid just remember Russian military fired at its own Parliament Building lmao
@EyeLean5280
@EyeLean5280 6 лет назад
Doesn't make some Americans any less stupid.
@WalknTalknStevnHawkn
@WalknTalknStevnHawkn 6 лет назад
lol... sounds like someone is living in your head RENT FREE, eyelean.
@EyeLean5280
@EyeLean5280 6 лет назад
Yeah, that would be me :) You, on the other hand, sound like the kind of person who insults strangers on the internet based on one comment you read. Maybe 'cause you are? Have fun with it.
@WalknTalknStevnHawkn
@WalknTalknStevnHawkn 6 лет назад
it's a poke at the fact that people are so obsessed with america that anytime anyone pokes fun at their nation they need to cry about america, the joke is america lives in your head rent free. i didn't insult anyone, i simply pointed out that you're acting like a typical clown, but now that you're showing how much of a fool you are, you definitely would be deserving.
@margaretwilson8736
@margaretwilson8736 6 лет назад
WalknTalknStevnHawkn I agree - people are incredibly quick to point to the US to ignore their own country's problems. The US has its international policy flaws (quite a handful, really), but the US has done much more good than harm. We helped rebuild Europe, SK, Japan, etc. We helped China open up so that they can finally regain prominence after a Century of Humiliation. We even helped get them on the WTO, which quickened the pace of their economic development. We support the Kurds in the Middle East, which nearly no one else does, though they are the victims of genocide in multiple countries. A lot of the truly awful stuff happened in the 60s and 70s. The Vietnam War and coups in Latin American and "banana republics" come to mind. However, it was a different time, and the US has liberalized as time goes on. I'm not blind in my patriotism, but I support my country. In a democracy, the people can choose different leaders if they don't like them - in Russia, it is much harder to do this because of the centralization of power.
@denchinside
@denchinside Год назад
"Перемен Требовали наши сердца Ну а теперь Поедим мы дружно говна"
@Ma-official_
@Ma-official_ 6 месяцев назад
Prigozhin didn’t even make it to the Kremlin :(
@js_guyman
@js_guyman 3 года назад
So if these coup leaders brought tanks into Moscow, and had control of most of the military, how did yeltsin later get control of it?
@bidenwearstrumpscrappypamp1829
@bidenwearstrumpscrappypamp1829 2 года назад
The coup might've been a set up tactic to get Gorbachev to resign. A real coup like the WW3 mock u ment art released in 1998 would've executed him.
@js_guyman
@js_guyman 2 года назад
@@bidenwearstrumpscrappypamp1829 I don't understand. What's the WW3 mockumentary?
@ronjeppson6071
@ronjeppson6071 2 года назад
It was a couple of Politburo heads who triggered the coup...KGB and I think Defense, once the Army was out in the street and the public began swarming the tanks along with Yeltsin coming out and giving his speech the officers on scene started calling back to higher HQ for instructions, basically the Generals of the divisions stationed around Moscow said no-go and threw in with Yeltsin who had be duly elected.
@seansimms8503
@seansimms8503 2 года назад
Yeltins had command of some Russian forces who engaged the Soviet Forces who had kidnapped Gorbachev, August of 1991 I was in the Marines...Yeltins was President of Russia and Anti Soviet, when he saved Gorbachev he forced him to outlaw the Soviet Party, Gorbachev held his power through the Soviet party.
@taylorcasale680
@taylorcasale680 2 года назад
To be fair the anti-Yeltsin /Anti-Gorbachev coup d’état people were right in the end. Perestroika and the other reforms did lead to the break up of the Soviet union and Yeltsin‘s presidency whats a complete disaster.
@bullpup1337
@bullpup1337 2 года назад
a disaster for soviet unions perhaps. but a good thing for peace all over the world.
@spkanava
@spkanava Год назад
91
@williamgill_esq.6487
@williamgill_esq.6487 6 лет назад
Winds of Change.
@alienlife7754
@alienlife7754 2 года назад
Seeing this now I wonder how close Putin was to the head of the KGB back then. The KGB always hated democratic reforms.
@StrangeScaryNewEngland
@StrangeScaryNewEngland 5 месяцев назад
Wow. This was a few days before I was born and it looks so damn old. Where has time gone...
@Sjalabais
@Sjalabais 28 дней назад
"You see, the economy cannot be developed by tanks"...such a valuable, timeless insight, worthwhile to be remembered today.
@geothon
@geothon 2 года назад
2:35 The man on the extreme right in the black suite is Viktor Zolotov- now he is the head of National Guard and Putin's closest supporter and enforcer.
@whatservicetojoin8593
@whatservicetojoin8593 2 года назад
Curious to know what SWATs think about this - - - what has just happened - in 2022 - Is this the 1st time in history that NATO nuclear first strike military projects have ever been captured by Russians ? Congradulations ! To the SWAT Teams ! What does Zolotov say about that ?
@geothon
@geothon 2 года назад
@@whatservicetojoin8593 So the Kremlin propaganda moved on from the "secret bio labs" to the nuclear first strike? Upping the dose, comrade!
@UrMom-jb7vl
@UrMom-jb7vl 2 года назад
I mean putin himself was a yeltsin supporter, putin wasn't a communist hardliner.
@scottyblog
@scottyblog 2 года назад
My God, did they know Yeltsin was a boob? A disastrous one at that.
@casualgerm
@casualgerm 2 года назад
YT algo remains undefeated
@eddiestilll
@eddiestilll 2 года назад
oh boy... and the youtube algorithm has brought us all here... will history repeat itself?
@richardmoloney689
@richardmoloney689 2 года назад
This has all happened before, it is happening again.
@Yuckyuck1870
@Yuckyuck1870 2 года назад
“The economy cannot be developed by tanks” mannnn Russia didn’t learn lol.
@yespeace2000
@yespeace2000 2 года назад
It would be cool to get in touch with these people and find out what are they thinking *now* of those and current events.
@bennyjiub980
@bennyjiub980 5 лет назад
Stalin : I'm disappointed
@ronaldovaldez7841
@ronaldovaldez7841 2 года назад
2022 or 2023 the fall of Putin?
@marshallkinjongun5333
@marshallkinjongun5333 6 лет назад
thank you.how at age 66 have I never seen this?
@simonhadley8829
@simonhadley8829 2 года назад
The Soviet Union may be gone but Soviet thinking is alive and well in the Kremlin.
@MrPug-ts4gn
@MrPug-ts4gn 2 года назад
I wish...
@nsaurabh25
@nsaurabh25 5 месяцев назад
Yes, bureaucratic mentality continues.
@EdMcF1
@EdMcF1 2 года назад
8:07 The wisest words ever spoken in Russia, if only his grandfather had said that in October 1917 and been heeded.
@marcoAKAjoe
@marcoAKAjoe 2 года назад
true dat
@YoutubeChannel-ll6sw
@YoutubeChannel-ll6sw 2 года назад
the russian economy's most disastrous point since 1917 was in the 90s. he's an idiot.
@mikeyorkav4039
@mikeyorkav4039 2 года назад
And since capitalism came to the ussr, kids who were going to be doctors and scientists had to do sex work for food and 30 years later, eastern europe is still shit. In contrast, in 30 years since the start of communism. It went from a feudal poor shithole to a space faring superpower even with having the destruction of ww2. Makes you think...
@seagie382
@seagie382 2 года назад
Remember when news was like this and not cut up and set up to serve a narrative
@perfectionbox
@perfectionbox 2 года назад
KGB officer: Yeah I kinda felt a little bad about silencing the media, but... man, what a rush 🤣
@shakostarsun
@shakostarsun 2 года назад
So much of this is still true to this day.
@mynemjefflol
@mynemjefflol 2 года назад
Hopefully history will repeat itself in this instance
@Timfamy
@Timfamy 2 года назад
It needs to happen again
@ikuona
@ikuona 14 дней назад
It's absurd to think that they want this to be repeated.
@amazingman63
@amazingman63 2 года назад
Good to know nothing really changed on the inside just got a nice face lift for a few decades
@nickzwa
@nickzwa 2 года назад
I hope Gorbachev makes a swift recovery so he can get back to being President...
@piratecheese13
@piratecheese13 2 года назад
“You see, the economy cannot be developed by tanks”
@robot6871
@robot6871 2 года назад
That's what the entire U.S. economy is based on. Libya , Iraq, they wanted to stop accepting dollars for oil, them tanks rolled in.
@dariomladenovski7047
@dariomladenovski7047 2 года назад
US economy has been based on that for the past 70 years they've invaded more than 60 countries since WW2
@devanshshah7011
@devanshshah7011 2 года назад
The ppl above me have 0 clue on the functionings of US economy. US has the highest companies per capita of any nation on the planet. Highest uninvested wealth of any nation on the planet. One of the highest worker productivity rates on the planet. There’s a reason why the entire West, Japan, Korea, Australia, Taiwan etc are rich. Because of their people. Government is only as strong as its people & their entrepreneurial spirits. No one in shithole countries get that. And till they don’t, they will stay shithole.
@cooldudecs
@cooldudecs 2 года назад
@@robot6871 military is like 3% of our budget... Our economy is self sufficient. You know nothing of our lands. We have plenty food and oil. Its all good we keep feeding the scoundrel who slaps us in the face you!!
@jimtalbott9535
@jimtalbott9535 13 дней назад
2:05 - Crowd: “Yeltsin, Yeltsin!” Yeltsin: “Vodka! Vodka!” I’m mostly joking, but the coup plotters were absolutely soused.
@MrMorgan316
@MrMorgan316 2 года назад
Unfortunately Gorbachev died this week. How sad. Best Anti Soviet leader of the Soviet Union ever
@AkiZukiLenn
@AkiZukiLenn 2 года назад
ECONOMIC CAN'T BE DEVELOPED BY TANK
@strangenessEPR
@strangenessEPR 2 года назад
I love how people just keep driving around among the armored vehicles. Like it’s a normal thing.
@epicaffairs
@epicaffairs 2 года назад
It's 2031 Gorbachev still alive.
@Mountainmonths
@Mountainmonths 2 года назад
wow top notch journalism, doesnt even compare to the tripe they make nowadays
@mohinderkumar7298
@mohinderkumar7298 5 месяцев назад
Boris Yeltsin had Czarist background on joining Communist Party in 1970s. He was bourgeois. Difficult entry. But took revenge from Communist Party in 1989.
@777jones
@777jones 6 лет назад
It’s crazy I remember that lame crowd chanting “yeltsin! Yeltsin!” Softly. Guess I saw it in 1991.
@enigmaticvaran6597
@enigmaticvaran6597 2 года назад
Time for a sequel
@danielfernandez1129
@danielfernandez1129 21 день назад
Quality reporting
@cherylmugford4237
@cherylmugford4237 2 года назад
Just think...some of those tanks might be burning wreckage in Ukraine right now
@ashleywilson8306
@ashleywilson8306 2 года назад
1991 and the Russian equipment is still the same 30 years on.
@dmitryletov8138
@dmitryletov8138 12 дней назад
Oh common, US modern HIMARS is just a simplified copy of M270 from 70s.
@manafish8732
@manafish8732 5 месяцев назад
absolute disaster, not because the USSR was good, but because of what came after
@Zephyr61621
@Zephyr61621 2 года назад
and on August 19th 1991, Nicholas Romanov laughed from his grave
@Phoenix-ov5gg
@Phoenix-ov5gg Год назад
Thanks RU-vid recommended
@asdf3568
@asdf3568 2 года назад
The one day when Yeltsin was sober
@nokiatunes7256
@nokiatunes7256 2 года назад
''We have our full support of Yeltsin he is our only hope'', only if they knew what will become of Russia because of Yeltsin they wouldn't say that.
@lmmaccount1232
@lmmaccount1232 2 года назад
The Congress elected a new Supreme Soviet, and Gorbachev, who had opted for an executive presidency modeled on the U.S. and French systems, became the Soviet president, with broad powers. This meant that all the republics, including first and foremost Russia, could have a similar type of presidency. Moreover, Gorbachev radically changed Soviet political life when he removed the constitutional article according to which the only legal political organization was the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. Gorbachev understood that the defense burden, perhaps equivalent to 25 percent of the gross national product was crippling the country. This had led to cuts in expenditures in education, social services, and medical care, which hurt the regime’s domestic legitimacy. Moreover, the huge defense expenditures that characterized the Cold War years were one of the causes of Soviet economic decline. Gorbachev therefore transformed Soviet foreign policy. He traveled abroad extensively and was brilliantly successful in convincing foreigners that the U.S.S.R. was no longer an international threat. His changes in foreign policy led to the democratization of eastern Europe and the end of the Cold War.
@spkanava
@spkanava Год назад
91
@jaybee9269
@jaybee9269 2 года назад
In Tiananmen Square they simply brought in troops who had no clue and started shooting.
@Weezypillar
@Weezypillar 2 года назад
Looks like the algorithm got me again
@Ivan-wp1ne1
@Ivan-wp1ne1 Год назад
Rest in nightmare, Boris and Mikhail. Thanks for happy youth of 1990s
@anonymous0269
@anonymous0269 2 года назад
Ironic how many people disliked Gorbachov because he introduced liberal policies in the SU and then it just became an authoritarian capitalists nation
@sk8erJG95
@sk8erJG95 2 года назад
"They bring us back to the Cold War period, and the isolation of the Soviet Union from the international community" Strange how right he was about where Russia was going after 1991. From 2022, Russia has decided to again become a Pariah state. It's a shame for such a beautiful people to disgrace themselves.
@AlexCab_49
@AlexCab_49 5 месяцев назад
All those applauding Yeltsin would regret it so hard a few years later
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