Ne shelkovyi put' - Plekhanov Sergei Nikolaevich

The formation of the first president of independent Kazakhstan is presented in the context of the events that accompanied the rise and decline of the Soviet Union, the birth of new independent states. The origin and work biography of Nursultan Nazarbayev is largely typical of those circles of the Soviet leadership that supported the transformation of the former political system. But unlike most reformers of the perestroika period, Nazarbayev from the very beginning was aimed not at destruction, but at creation. Having provided the country with stable peace and stability, he built a successful modern state. By maintaining close ties with the former Soviet republics, Kazakhstan was able to build mutually beneficial partnerships with key countries of the East and West.
The closure of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site and Nazarbayev's active role in international peacekeeping initiatives have made him a well-known and authoritative politician of our time.
The book of the Russian writer Sergei Plekhanov about Nursultan Nazarbayev - a man and a politician - publishing house "International Relations" opens a series "World Leaders."