Jaruzelski, Wojciech
Jiang Weiguo, Gen.
Jiang Zemin
jihad
Johannesburg
Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
Jordan see Abdullah; Hussein
Jospin, Lionel
K
Kadyshevsky, Vladimir
Kaifu, Toshiki
Kamerer, Alina
Kantemirovka
Kapitsa, Sergey
Kapustin, Konstantin
Karamzin, Nikolai
Karplyuk, Andrey
Kasumov, T. A.
Katyn massacre (1940)
Kazakhstan
see also Nazarbayev
Kazan
Kazinik, Mikhail
Kemerovo
Kennan, George
Kennedy, Jackie
Kennedy, John F.
see also Boston (John F. Kennedy Presidential Library)
Kennedy, Ted
Kentucky
Keynes, John Maynard
KGB (Committee for State Security)
see also FSB
Khasavyurt agreement (1996)
Khasbulatov, Ruslan
Khodorkovsky, Mikhail
Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeyevich
Khrushcheva, Nina
Kiev
Kim Dae-jung
King, Larry
Kipyatkov, Ruslan Nikolaevich
Kirchmeier, Fr Georg
Kirienko, Sergey
Kirov engineering complex
Kissinger, Henry
MG with Genscher and (1993)
Kohl, Hannelore
Kohl, Helmut
blatantly libellous allegations against MG and
MG With Bush Snr and (Germany 2005)
Komsomol
Komsomolskaya Pravda
see also Gamov
Korchagin, Sergey
Korea see North Korea; South Korea
Korzhakov, Alexander
Kosachev, Konstantin
Koshulko (letter-writer)
Kosovo
Kostikov, Vyacheslav
Kovalev, Sergey
Kovalev, V.
Kozak, Dmitry
Kozyrev, Andrey
Krasin, Yury
Krasnaya Presnya
Krasnoyarsk
Kravchuk, Leonid
Kremlin
court favourites
criticism of
keeping an increasingly dysfunctional individual in
policy of ‘containing’ democracy
political technology’
triumphalism and war cries
Kremlin and MG
last day
meeting Putin (2001)
Order of St Andrew presentation (2012)
talks with leaders of Serbia and Croatia (1991)
Kremlin Hospital
Kronstadt
MG and head of administration
Krutoy, Igor
Kryuchkov, Vladimir
Kucher, Stanislav
Kulczyk, Jan
Kulikov, Anatoly
Kuomintang
Kursk (Khimvolokno factory)
Kursk (submarine)
Kuvaldin, Viktor
Kuzminov, Yaroslav
Kyoto Protocol
Kyrgyzstan
L
Lafontaine, Oskar
Lahore
Latin America
see also Argentina; Brazil; Chile
Latsis, Otto
Latvia
Lavrov, Kirill
law see rule of law
lawlessness
decency replaced by
rampant
total
LDP (Liberal Democratic Party)
see also Zhirinovsky
Lebed, Alexander
Lebedev, Alexander
Legacy Programme
Lehman Brothers
Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich
Leontiev, Konstantin
Lermontov, Mikhail
Levada, Pavel
liberal democracy
Life and Reforms (MG) see Memoirs
Likhachev, Dmitry
Likhotal, Alexander
Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Lisov, Gen. Yevgeny
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Lithuania
see also Vilnius
living standards
decent
stagnated
unacceptably large gap between incomes and
Livshits, Alexander
loans-for-shares auctions
Loginov, Vladlen
Logvenchev, P.
London
G7 Summit (1991)
Royal Albert Hall
London Symphony Orchestra
Los Angeles
Lubbers, Ruud
Luchich, Svetlana
Lukashenko, Alexander
Lukianov, Anatoly
Lukin, Vladimir
Luzhkov, Yury
Lyon
Lyubimov, Yury
M
Maastricht Treaty (1993)
Maathai, Wangari
macroeconomic policy
total failure of
mafias
Maguire, Mairead Corrigan
Mahathir Mohamad
Maizière, Lothar de
Major, John
Makarevich, Andrey
Makashov, Gen. Albert
Malaysia
see also Mahathir
Malikova, Irina
manufacturing sector
Mao Zedong
Margelov, Mikhail
Markelov, Stanislav
market failure
market forces
no serious alternative in the Russian economy
Marseille
Marshalkovski, Teo-Teodor
Martynov, Vladlen
Martynova, Yelena
Maslyukov, Yury
Matlock, Jack F.
Matser, Fred
Maximov, Vladimir
McCain, John
Médecins Sans Frontières
Media-Most (holding company)
medical care
essential
publicly available
right to
see also healthcare
medicine
urgently needed
Medvedev, Dmitry
Medvedev, Roy
Medvedev, Vadim
megaphone diplomacy
Memoirs/Life and Reforms (MG)
Menchú, Rigoberta
Merkel, Angela
Merkulov, Vsevolod
Merritt, Sharon Sweeney
Metro (Russian newspaper)
Mezhuyev, Vadim
Middle East see Egypt; Iran; Iraq; Israel–Palestine conflict; Jordan; Syria; Turkey
Mikhalkov, Nikita
Millennium Development Goals
Milošević, Slobodan
Ministries
Defence
Economy
Education
Finance
Foreign
Interior
Justice
Security
Minsk
Minsk Protocol (2014)
Mironov, Sergey
Missouri see Fulton; St Louis
Mitterrand, François
Miyazawa, Kiichi
Mlynář, Zdeněk
Moiseyev, Nikita
Mokacheva, Tamara
Moldova
Molodaya Gvardiya (youth group)
monetarism
hardline
radical
monetization
impact of
principal ideologist of
money supply
restriction of
monopolies
economy crippled by
political
tough laws should be passed to prevent
see also monopoly of leadership; monopoly of power; natural monopolies
monopoly of leadership
unwisdom of the pursuit of
monopoly of power
mechanism for maintaining
need to reduce
preventing any individual or group from gaining
undermined
Montpellier
Moore, Mike
Moral Lessons of the Twentieth Century (MG/Ikeda)
Morel, Pierre
Moscow
academic and artistic organizations and public figures
apartment blocks blown up by unidentified criminals
Biermann singing in
Chernobyl victims rally in
clamp-down on the press
criminal escapade rejected by citizens of
debate raging over Putin and Medvedev
former hardline communist boss of
letter-writers to MG from
MG meeting with Yevgeny
Yevtushenko and Katrina Vanden Heuvel (1992)
press conferences in
protests/demonstrations in
state of emergency declared in
venues/locations: Art Theatre
Bolotnaya Square
Cinema House
Interior Ministry
Kosygin Street
Leningrad Prospekt
Manezh Central Exhibition Hall
Manezh Square
Mayor’s Office
Metro
Non-Fiction Book Exhibition, MG book signing (2008)
Organizational Bureau of Russian Communist Workers Party
Ostankino Television Centre
Prosecutor General’s Office
Sakharov Prospekt
Swedish Embassy
Taganka Theatre
United Social Democratic Party of Russia (2001)
US Embassy
visitors to: Adenauer
Annan
Bush Snr
Jaruzelski
Jiang Weiguo
Kohl
Obama
Shultz
Wałęsa
see also Echo of Moscow; Gorbachev Foundation; Kremlin; State Duma; Supreme Soviet; White House
Moscow City Council
Committee on Housing Policy
ombudsman for children
Moscow Helsinki Group
Moscow International University
Moscow School of Economics
Moscow State University
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