Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck
Banned
Yeah... another challenge for you, my dear historians.
Sorry if this topic was touched before.
The goal is of course to make the USSR and the Warsaw Pact to survive as an independent political bloc until today. My bet for the best way to do that is by making USSR institute a limited market reform at some point between early 1960s and late 1970s - first by allowing limited private owneship in agriculture and light industry and later expanding these but with heavy state involvement in heavy industries - a China-like gradual reform approach.
Would such a reform be possible?
The goal is of course to make the USSR and the Warsaw Pact to survive as an independent political bloc until today. My bet for the best way to do that is by making USSR institute a limited market reform at some point between early 1960s and late 1970s - first by allowing limited private owneship in agriculture and light industry and later expanding these but with heavy state involvement in heavy industries - a China-like gradual reform approach.
Would such a reform be possible?