This man described his vision for Europe as a “common European home.” This leader met with the U.S. president at the Reykjavik Summit. This man's foreign policy approach was dubbed the Sinatra Doctrine- referencing the song “My Way”- because he did not interfere in domestic issues of eastern European countries. He permitted private ownership of foreign trade businesses as part of his "restructuring" reform, or perestroika. For 10 points, name this leader whom Ronald Reagan told to tear down the Berlin Wall shortly before the fall of the Soviet Union.
This man described his vision for Europe as a “common European home.” This leader met with the U.S. president at the Reykjavik Summit. This man's foreign policy approach was dubbed the Sinatra Doctrine- referencing the song “My Way”- because he did not interfere in domestic issues of eastern European countries. He permitted private ownership of foreign trade businesses as part of his "restructuring" reform, or perestroika. For 10 points, name this leader whom Ronald Reagan told to tear down the Berlin Wall shortly before the fall of the Soviet Union.
This man described his vision for Europe as a “common European home.”