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What is a Russian word for change or reform?
The answer is Perestroika
What is country origin for the word perestroika?
Russian.
What Russian word was used to describe reforms?
Perestroika
Where did the perestroika word come from?
Perestroika is a Russian word meaning "rebuilding" or "restructuring". It became internationally recognized when Soviet President Gorbachev used it to describe his planned reforms for the Soviet Union. Since the time of Gorbachev is has been linked to the fall and break up of the Soviet Union and the formation of the Russian Federation.
Who was the leader when perestroika began?
Mikhail Gorbachev was the Russian president at the time of Perestroika.
What Russian word became associated with freedom of speech as part of gorbachev's perestroika program in the late 1980?
Mogliny
What Russian word became associated with freedom of speech as part of gorbachev perestroika program in the late 1980?
Mogliny
Where did the word perestroika come from?
Perestroika is a Russian word meaning "rebuilding" or "restructuring". It became internationally recognized when Soviet President Gorbachev used it to describe his planned reforms for the Soviet Union. Since the time of Gorbachev is has been linked to the fall and break up of the Soviet Union and the formation of the Russian Federation.
What Russian word became associated with ''freedom of speech'' as part of gorbachev's ''perestroika'' program in the late 1980's?
Mogliny
What does this word mean in Russian restructuring?
"Restructuring" in Russian means перестро́йка. It refers to the process of changing the structure or organization of something, typically a company or a system, in order to make it more efficient or profitable. It can involve changes in management, operations, or finances.
What are the release dates for Russian Dolls - 2011 Perestroika 1-11?
Russian Dolls - 2011 Perestroika 1-11 was released on: USA: 7 October 2011 Hungary: 30 December 2012
What does the Russian word Perestroika mean?
Perestroika means restructuring. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev used this term to state that the existing Soviet government was going to be restructured to move away from the totalitarian style government created by Lenin, Stalin and others that followed them. That, plus "glasnost" or "openness", signaled the beginning of the end of the Cold War.
