Timothy Colton: Yeltsin

and Chechnya conflict

and constitutional conflict of 1992–93

and shock therapy

Khazanov, Gennadii

Khizha, Georgii

Khodorkovskii, Mikhail

arrest and imprisonment of

Khonina, Antonina

Khristenko, Viktor

Khrushchev, Nikita

eases membership in Communist Party

exiles opponents

housing program of

lived at Gorki-9

secret speech of

and RSFSR

Kirilenko, Andrei

Kiriyenko, Sergei

as prime minister

on Yeltsin’s contempt for bureaucracy

Kiselëv, Boris

Kislovodsk

Klyuchevskii, Vasilii

Kochur, Anatolii

Kohl, Hannelore

Kohl, Helmut

Kolbin, Gennadii

Kolchak, Aleksandr

kolkhoz (collective farm)

Kommunist

kompromat (compromising material)

Komsomol

Yeltsin as member of

Yeltsin’s critique of

Konoplëv, Boris

Konovalovaya

Konstantinova, Natal’ya

Korabel’shchikov, Anatolii

Kornai, Janos

Kornilov, Yurii

Korovin, Yevgenii

Korzhakov, Aleksandr

Boris Yeltsin

clique around

dismissal of

on Dyachenko and Berezovskii

influence of

and Kukly

and 1996 election campaign

and plan to subdue parliamentary deputies (1993)

and Yeltsin’s athletic activities

and Yeltsin’s depressions

and Yeltsin’s drinking

and Yeltsin as driver allegation of fatal car accident

Yeltsin’s friendship with

and Yeltsin’s health

on Yeltsin as provincial

Kostikov, Vyacheslav

on Yeltsin’s personality and style

Kostomarov, Nikolai

Kotkin, Stephen

Kovalëv, Sergei

Kozhukhov, Yurii

Kozyrev, Andrei

KPRF (Communist Party of Russian Federation) See also Zyuganov, Gennadii

and attempted impeachment of Yeltsin (1999)

and death of Yeltsin

and internment of Nicholas II

and Lenin Mausoleum

in parliamentary elections

proposed ban on

Krasnov, Mikhail

Kravchuk, Leonid

Kremlin

Alexander Nevsky Hall

Catherine’s Hall

Palace of Congresses

Red Staircase

restoration of

St. Andrei’s Hall

St. George’s Hall

Yeltsin’s first glimpse of

Yeltsin’s offices in

Kryuchkov, Nikolai

Kudrinskii, Sergei

Kukly

kulaks. See also dekulakization

Kursk submarine, sinking of

Kvashnin, Anatolii

la Repubblica

Lakhova, Yekaterina

Lantseva, Valentina

LDPR (Liberal Democratic Party of Russia)

Lebed, Aleksandr

and Chechnya

dismissal of

and 1996 election campaign

Lebedev, Nikolai

Ledeneva, Alena

Leikin, Mikhail

Lenin, Vladimir

mausoleum of

museum

office and statues of

policies of

Yeltsin compared with

Yeltsin’s views of

Leningrad affair

Leningrad. See St. Petersburg

Lermontov, Mikhail

Leskov, Nikolai

Levada, Yurii

Liberal Democratic Party of Russia. See LDPR

Lieven, Anatol

Life and Reforms (Gorbachev)

Ligachëv, Yegor

conflict with Yeltsin

in post-Soviet politics

and promotion of Yeltsin to Moscow positions

and Yeltsin secret speech

Lisovskii, Sergei

Literaturnaya gazeta

Litvin, Aleksei

Livshits, Aleksandr

loans-for-shares

Lobov, Oleg

in Sverdlovsk

on victory in first Chechnya war

on Yeltsin’s competitiveness

on Yeltsin’s impatience with Soviet system

Logovaz

Lopukhin, Vladimir

Lower Depths (Gorky)

Lower Iset Construction Directorate

Lubyanka

Ludwig, Arnold M.

Lugar, Richard

Luk’yanin, Valentin

Luk’yanov, Anatolii

Lukashenko, Aleksandr

Lukin, Vladimir

lustration

Luther, Martin

Luzhkov, Yurii

influence ratings of

Yeltsin’s relationship with

Mabetex

Major, John

Makarevich, Andrei

Malashenko, Igor

in 1996 presidential election

Malenkov, Georgii

Malkin, Vitalii

Malkina, Tatyana

Malyshev, Nikolai

Manyakin, Sergei

Manyukhin, Viktor

Marxism-Leninism

Maskhadov, Aslan

Maslyukov, Yurii

Matlock, Jack

Mayakovsky, Vladimir

Mazurov, Nikolai

MDG. See Interregional Deputies Group

Medvedev, Pavel

Medvedev, Sergei

Medvedev, Vadim

Mekhrentsev, Anatolii

Memorial Society

Menatep

Merkushkin, Nikolai

Mesyats, Gennadii

Mezentsev, Vladimir

Midnight Diaries. See Presidential Marathon

Military Compound No

military-industrial complex

Milošević, Slobodan

Milton, John

MishMash Project

Mitchell, George

Mittérrand, François

Miturich-Khlebnikova

Moiseyev, Mikhail

Molchanov, Sergei

Moldova

Molotov, Vyacheslav

Molotov. See Perm city and province

Morozov, Valerian

Morshchakov, Fëdor

Moskovskaya pravda

exposés of elite privilege in

anti-Yeltsin letters in

Murashov, Arkadii

Muromets, Il’ya

Muzykantskii, Aleksandr

MVD (Ministry of Interior)

Nadezhdinsk. See Serov

NATO

Nazarbayev, Nursultan

neformaly (informal organizations)

Nemtsov, Boris

in Chechnya with Yeltsin

in government of young reformers

and myth of Yeltsin as tsar

on oligarchs

as possible successor to Yeltsin

Nevsky, Alexander, painting of

New Economic Policy

New Russians

New York Times

Nezavisimaya gazeta

ratings of politicians in

on 1996 election campaign

Nicholas II

execution of him and royal family

internment of

Nikolayev, A. A.

Nikolayev, Andrei

Nikolayev, Konstantin

Nikolin, Viktor

Nikonov, Nikolai

Nit, Igor

Nixon, Richard

Nizhnii Novgorod

Yeltsin visits to

Nizhnii Tagil

political elite of

Nizovtseva, Alla

NKVD (People’s Commissariat of Interior)

nomenklatura (Communist Party elite)

nonpayments

Norilsk Nickel

Notes of a President (Yeltsin)

on family background and early life

on political actors and events

writing and publication of

on Yeltsin’s personality and views

Novgorod

Novodevichii Cemetery

Novo-Ogarëvo

NTV

Nunn, Sam

Nurnberg, Andrew

obkom (oblast party committee)

oblast

Obolenskii, Aleksandr

Ogonëk

OGPU (Combined State Political Directorate)

oil and gas industry

decontrol of prices in

politics of

privatization of

Yeltsin’s role under Soviets

Okulov, V. L.

Okulov, Valerii

Okulova, Yelena (daughter of BNYe)

in Moscow

Ol’kov, Yakov

Old Believers

Old Square

oligarchs

and 1996 election campaign

Putin’s attack on

Ondar, Kongar-ool

Order for Services to Fatherland

Order of Lenin

Order of Red Banner of Labor

Orenburg

Girin family in

Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe

ORT

Osin, Yevgenii

Oslon, Aleksandr

Ostankino

Oster, Grigorii

Ostrovsky, Alexander

Otletayev, Maksim

Our Home Is Russia

Pacolli, Behgjet

Pain, Emil

Pal’m, Viktor

Pamyat

Panov, Dmitrii

Panskov, Vladimir

Parkhomenko, Sergei

Pavlov, Valentin

perestroika (restructuring)

Perm city and province

Peter I (Aleksei Tolstoy)

Peter the Great