Telecast Peak hour (1996) 04/18/1996
Peak hour 04/18/1996 (1996)
Reel №1
The final program of the cycle is dedicated to Russia.
The hero of the program: Andrei Nikolaevich Sakharov, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Director of the Institute of Russian History.
Ads. 135 years ago, serfdom was abolished in Russia.
In the same 1861 in England the first subway line was launched.
On the stages of civilization development.
About the reforms of Peter 1 and about why they went their own way along the Russian way.
What is common between those reforms and the current ones.
The success of reforms depends on the overall level of the country's development, economy, culture, life.
This must be taken into account by the reformers.
About the people, as a creative force in our country.
Understanding and shaping a civil society is a complex and lengthy process.
Freedom and will in what their difference.
On the possibility of Russia's transition from a totalitarian system, bypassing the authoritarian, towards a democratic one.
The role of the events of 1993 in the history of Russia.
What should be the leader of the country today?
Personnel:
Andrei Sakharov, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Director of the Institute of Russian History.
Calendar: 04/18/1996