Первая Чеченская война. Добро пожаловать в ад [Другие 90-е]

Владимир Милов

Владимир Милов

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We continue our series on the 1990s—the real ones, not the ones portrayed by Putin's propaganda—and today we'll discuss the most difficult and painful story of that time: the war in Chechnya. Why did it happen? Could it have been avoided? How did the tragic decision to wage war in Chechnya impact subsequent Russian history? "The Other 1990s" by Vladimir Milov is a true, honest look at the events of the 1990s, which will help you better understand that difficult time. Milov knows what he's talking about.

Music for this episode: an instrumental cover of DDT's "Don't Shoot," performed by pianist Evgeny Alekseev: ДДТ - Не стреляй! | Кавер на фортепиано | ...

Previous episodes in the 1990s series: Другие 90-е

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00:00 - Introduction
03:09 - Why Wasn't Chechnya "Let Go"?
05:02 - Did Chechnya's Independence Threaten the Integrity of the Rest of Russia?
13:48 - A More Serious Problem: Bandits Seize Power in Chechnya
21:07 - Under Dudayev, Chechnya Turned into a Zone of Banditry and Lawlessness
25:50 - 1993-1994 - Dudayev's Crackdown on the Chechen Opposition
32:36 - Was It Possible to Reach an Agreement with Dudayev?
42:39 - Why Didn't Russia Negotiate?
49:28 - Why Did Yeltsin Start the War?
01:01:06 - Who Was Behind the Decision to Start the War in Chechnya?
01:03:47 - Nikolai Egorov, Architect of the War in Chechnya
01:11:38 - 12/11/1994. War
01:26:58 - 1996. End of the War
01:32:17 - What Should Have Been Done with Chechnya?
01:40:19 - War is Yeltsin's main crime
01:45:51 - The main result of the war: the demand for security forces in power