How to treat Brezhnev's ruling life?

Brezhnev was the fourth Soviet leader after Lenin, Stalin and Khrushchev. And he was also after the Soviet war? In office? The longest-serving supreme leader of the Soviet Union. It was also during Brezhnev's tenure that the national power of the Soviet Union reached its peak. Strangely, however, Brezhnev's evaluation is generally not high, both in the Soviet Union and in the international community. Brezhnev

Is it because Brezhnev is incompetent? Of course not. Brezhnev was by no means a mediocrity. He was able to rise in the strange political arena of Bo Yun, and eventually overthrew Khrushchev and became the supreme leader of the Soviet Union, one of the two superpowers in the world at that time. His personal ability, skill and luck were quite extraordinary.

However, superb personal skills do not mean that he has made great contributions to the country, let alone that he is an outstanding leader and politician. Personally, I always think, with? Politicians? Brezhnev is a perfect description. He is a brilliant politician, but he is far from being a politician. Brezhnev (right)

Brezhnev can consolidate his power again and again, but he has neither enough mind nor enough ability to take on the role of a politician. It was in the Brezhnev era that the Soviet Union became a military superpower, and even the United States had to temporarily avoid its edge.

At the same time, however, the domestic problems in the Soviet Union have not been solved. Old people's politics and privileged interest classes have begun to appear in the Soviet Union, and domestic corruption has become more and more serious. The most acute and core contradictions in the Soviet Union have not been solved at all, but have further intensified. It can be said that, like the Ming Dynasty, there was a saying that Ming died in Wanli, and so did the Soviet Union. It was in the Brezhnev era that the foreshadowing of the final disintegration of the Soviet Union was laid. Brezhnev and the leaders of East Germany? A Brother's kiss?

Most interestingly, during Brezhnev's reign, he also set a Guinness World Record: Brezhnev won the most medals in the world. According to some statistics, he always won 114 medals.

Although this record may not be accurate, at least among the world leaders, Brezhnev definitely won the most medals. Besides. Most of Brezhnev's medals were won during his tenure as the supreme leader of the Soviet Union.

As a top leader and a leader shouldering the well-being of hundreds of millions of people, it is quite normal to have some hobbies or hobbies, but even a child should know that it is obviously wrong to use his position to satisfy his hobbies. Brezhnev

And Brezhnev's enthusiasm for medals has even reached an abnormal level. He watches TV plays at home, and when he meets someone he likes, he calls the actor who plays this role and awards medals. Not only did he like to give medals to others, Brezhnev never forgot himself, so that there was a joke in the Soviet Union: What would happen if a crocodile ate Brezhnev? The answer is: it will pull the medal for a week.

This joke, like the famous oil painting of Comrade Khrushchev in Poland, has become the object of ridicule. From these jokes, we can also see Brezhnev's position in the eyes of the Soviet Union.

In fact, judging from the way Brezhnev chose to come to power, it was doomed that Brezhnev could not have a high evaluation. He seized power in the same way as a palace coup rather than a smooth handover. As the supreme leader of the Soviet Union, Brezhnev had neither the determination to solve the existing social problems in the Soviet Union nor the ability to bring a happier life to the Soviet people. It is not surprising that the evaluation is not high.