Yes. Not only did Yanayev and the team of hardline Communists fail to take over the government, but the failure of the coup led directly to the collapse of the USSR - the very thing they'd wanted to prevent.
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A coup or coup d'Etat.
It is very hard to imagine a successful military coup in the U.K. Even when the country suffered from a weak economy (in the late 1960s and also in the mid 1970s) there was no coup. There were stories to the effect that some people had talked in terms of a coup, but there is no real evidence. A coup can usually only succeed if the civil service and others are prepared to co-operate.
During the French Revolution this was referred to as a coup d'etat. A forced transfer of power is called a coup d'etat. Other words for coup d'etat are revolt, overthrow, takeover, rebellion, and revolution.
Detective Craig's Coup - 1914 was released on: USA: August 1914
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A coup d'etat is the sudden deposition of a government. If the usurpers fail it often leads to a civil war.
Boris Yeltsin
A coup d'etat is the sudden deposition of a government. If the usurpers fail it often leads to a civil war.
On August 16, 1991, Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev was placed under house arrest during a coup attempt by high-ranking officials opposed to his reform policies. The coup ultimately failed, resulting in the collapse of the coup plotters' leadership and contributing to the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
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Wide Angle - 2002 Once Upon a Coup 8-8 was released on: USA: 26 August 2009
Boris Yeltsin responded to the August 1991 communist coup attempt by rallying public support against the hardline coup leaders. He famously climbed atop a tank outside the Russian White House, urging citizens to defend democracy and resist the coup. His decisive leadership and call for resistance were instrumental in mobilizing opposition, ultimately leading to the coup's failure and solidifying his position as a key figure in the transition away from communist rule in Russia.
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