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| − | On January 14, [[2011]], Premier of the Soviet Union [[Oleg Tikonov]], along with the President of the United States, signed a treaty | + | On January 14, [[2011]], Premier of the Soviet Union [[Oleg Tikonov]], along with the President of the United States, signed a treaty requesting financial assistance from the United States to rebuild the Soviet Union. This was the culmination of six years of peaceful reforms in the Soviet Union, initiated by Tikonov.<ref name=D&J6/> |
The Accords would ultimately usher in economic reforms and free elections in the Warsaw Pact nations within five years (after the [[Second Soviet Civil War]]) after the signing.<ref name=D&J6/> | The Accords would ultimately usher in economic reforms and free elections in the Warsaw Pact nations within five years (after the [[Second Soviet Civil War]]) after the signing.<ref name=D&J6/> | ||
Latest revision as of 16:28, 28 January 2023
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Overview[edit]
The Tikonov Accords was an agreement jointly arranged between the Premier of the Soviet Union and the President of the United States, pledging liberal reforms and free elections within the Warsaw Pact and promising financial assistance from the US.[1]
Details[edit]
On January 14, 2011, Premier of the Soviet Union Oleg Tikonov, along with the President of the United States, signed a treaty requesting financial assistance from the United States to rebuild the Soviet Union. This was the culmination of six years of peaceful reforms in the Soviet Union, initiated by Tikonov.[1]
The Accords would ultimately usher in economic reforms and free elections in the Warsaw Pact nations within five years (after the Second Soviet Civil War) after the signing.[1]