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they perceived as his radicalism
admitted that at least some of the reforms were necessary.
The most prominent among the conservatives were Yegor LigachevVik-
tor Chebrikovand Vladimir Kruchkovwho had inherited Chebrikov’s job
at the KGB. Aleksander Iakovlev and Shevardnadze were Gorbachev’s clos-
est comrades. Boris Yeltsinthe head of the Moscow party organization
was consistently more radical than Gorbachev. What separated the two
groups was not simply a struggle for powerbut genuine differences in ide-
ology and outlook. Although the conservatives recognized that after the sta-
sis of the Brezhnev era something needed to be donethey did not propose a
new ideology. The bitterness of the struggle bet [link widoczny dla zalogowanych][link widoczny dla zalogowanych]n the two groups came
into the open in the fall of 1987when at the meeting of the central com-
mittee Yeltsin explicitly attacked Ligachev and the conservatives. This move
led to Yeltsin’s temporary eclipse: he was dismissed from his post and sub-
jected to old-style Soviet attacks in the newspapers.
Howeverthe conservatives overreached themselves. In the spring of
1988
an obscure Leningrad teacher of chemistryNina Andreevasent a letter to
the newspaper Sovetskaia Rossiiain which she foryilai:
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