Without the support of the United States, will the Soviet Union eventually disintegrate?

The Soviet Union is the first socialist country in human history. During World War II, it resisted the attack of millions of Germans and had a cold war with the United States. However, in 199 1 year, this once powerful red empire collapsed and disintegrated into 15 countries. Why did the Soviet Union disintegrate? Many people think that the United States is behind the scenes, so without the United States, will the Soviet Union eventually disintegrate?

During the cold war, the United States has been engaged in an arms race with the Soviet Union. On the one hand, the United States hopes to bring down the Soviet economy through an arms race; On the other hand, American intelligence agencies have been exporting ideology to socialist countries such as the Soviet Union. They declared that the Soviet Union was an "evil empire", trumpeted the incompetence of the Soviet government and publicized the so-called "freedom" and "democracy" in the western world. The American public opinion offensive is very strong. This "peaceful evolution" eventually led to the intensification of Soviet contradictions, the outbreak of great changes in Eastern Europe, and the inevitable disintegration of the Soviet Union.

In fact, the threats and tricks of the United States are only catalysts, and there are serious contradictions within the Soviet Union. Even with American intervention, the Soviet Union will eventually disintegrate, but this process may be longer! As the first socialist country, the Soviet Union has no precedent for many things, and there are also many problems in its political and economic system. The Soviet Union is composed of 15 countries that have joined the United Republic, and there are also historical, ethnic and territorial disputes within and between these countries.

During Stalin's reign, the Soviet Union was still a relatively backward agricultural country, but he was swift and vigorous, turning the Soviet Union into an agricultural country for a time. During World War II, he led the Soviet army to win the anti-fascist war. Although Stalin's policy achieved results for a period of time, it led to economic collapse because of rigidity. All the leaders after Stalin wanted to carry out reforms, but they didn't get to the point. In response to the financial crisis, the Soviet Union carried out monetary reform, which led to inflation, and the money accumulated by ordinary people for decades became a pile of waste paper.

At the same time, the Soviet people gradually lost their trust in the Soviet government. After the CPSU came to power, due to the lack of effective supervision and competition system, the Soviet Union became the new noble of the Soviet Union. By the end of Soviet rule, corruption was prevalent, and Soviet officials were crony and did not care about the feelings of ordinary people. This also led to the great disappointment of the Soviet people. When the Soviet Union was on the verge of disintegration, Su thought of the people, but at this time, the people were completely disappointed. They naturally don't want to speak for Su * * *, but stand up and support Yeltsin and others. Such political parties and governments are completely divorced from the people. How could they not fall?

However, there are still complicated contradictions between joining the Soviet Union and China. Many areas controlled by the Soviet Union are not the original territory of Russia. The Soviet Union conquered more than 120 ethnic groups in its heyday, and the complex ethnic composition naturally triggered ethnic conflicts. In order to control some remote areas, the Soviet government often adopts immigration policy, which undoubtedly aggravates this contradiction. Therefore, the final disintegration of the Soviet Union was not entirely due to the United States. Even without Americans, the Soviet Union itself was too big to lose, and its political and economic system was rigid to carry out strong reforms. It is also expected that it will eventually collapse.