Study of the address by U.S. President Ronald Reagan to students
at Moscow State University by Ron Kurtus - Succeed by Studying
Great Speeches. Also refer to Soviet Union, USSR, Mikhail
Gorbachev, peace, freedom, format, vision, mission, politics,
imagery, emotional appeal, Ron Kurtus, School for Champions.
Copyright © Restrictions Ronald Reagan's Speech at Moscow State
University in 1988 by Ron Kurtus (revised 8 August 2005) U.S.
President Ronald Reagan went to the Soviet Union to meet with
USSR President Mikhail Gorbachev to discuss arms reductions
between the two nations. While he was there, on 31 May 1988, he
gave a speech to an audience of students at Moscow State
University. Not one to mince words, Reagan told the students his
vision of the downfall of tyranny and the success of liberty.
Questions you may have include: - How can I use this speech to
improve my writing skills? - How can I use this address to
improve my speaking skills? - What is its historical
significance? This lesson will answer those