Three Days in Moscow
Ronald Reagan and the Fall of the Soviet Empire
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Moscow, 1988: Ronald Reagan took the stage and spoke directly to the Soviet people in a remarkable yet forgotten speech that helped change the world. “It may have been Ronald Reagan’s finest oratorical hour,” the New York Times hailed. There, a thousand miles behind the Iron Curtain, President Reagan boldly made the case for liberty and firmly confronted the nation he once called “an evil empire”; a year later, the Berlin Wall fell and the worldwide collapse of communism had begun. Now, the award-winning anchor of Special Report with Bret Baier takes readers behind the scenes of th...
Moscow, 1988: Ronald Reagan took the stage and spoke directly to the Soviet people in a remarkable yet forgotten speech that helped change the world. “It may have been Ronald Reagan’s finest oratorical hour,” the New York Times hailed. There, a thousand miles behind the Iron Curtain, President Reagan boldly made the case for liberty and firmly confronted the nation he once called “an evil empire”; a year later, the Berlin Wall fell and the worldwide collapse of communism had begun. Now, the award-winning anchor of Special Report with Bret Baier takes readers behind the scenes of the fortieth president’s extraordinary three days in the Russian capital and reveals Reagan’s dramatic battle to win the Cold War as never before.
