President Reagan's Meetings with Andrei Gromyko of the Soviet Union on September 28, 1984

Full Title: Working Visit Andrei Gromyko of Soviet Union on September 28, 1984. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Enters West Lobby of The White House, Greeted by Secretary of State George Shultz, President Reagan, Vice President Bush Wait for Arrival of Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in The Oval Office, Photo Op. President Reagan, Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Answer Press Questions (Fireplace) Oval Office, President Reagan, Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Walk Along Colonnade, President Reagan, Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Having Cocktails then Lunch. Red Room and State Dining Room
Creator(s): President (1981-1989 : Reagan). White House Television Office. 1/20/1981-1/20/1989 (Most Recent)
Series: Video Recordings, 1/20/1981 - 1/20/1989
Collection: Records of the White House Television Office (WHTV) (Reagan Administration), 1/20/1981 - 1/20/1989
Transcript: N/A
Production Date: 9/28/1984
Access Restriction(s):Unrestricted
Use Restriction(s):Unrestricted
Contact(s): Ronald Reagan Library (LP-RR), 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley, CA 93065-0600
Phone: [phone], Fax: [phone], Email: [e-mail]
National Archives Identifier:155386559
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[@dens3096]

One of the best Soviet politicians, the only probably, real diplomat.

[@124Andro]

Undoubtedly one of the greatest diplomats of the 20th century

[@user-ly8oc5zj6t]

Основатель Организации Объединённых наций.

[@sawkovskiss]

Легенда мировой дипломатии Громыко,великий человек

[@cato222]

Veliiki byl Reagan.

[@nataliyahykava1692]

Qualcuno sa chi sono suoi nipoti

[@viktordavidov8625]

@@cato222 reagan acne

[@nessuno7510]

In 1984, I was 20 years old. Mr Reagan has been my favorite US president ever since. As a young guy, I didn't like the fact that we Hungarians were commanded by the Soviet Union, who repressed our 1956 war of independence. But I have to say, every time Mr. Gromiko was shown on TV, I felt like he was a sympathetic, very smart person, a true gentleman.

[@llywelynStratclyde]

Ты ведь даже не знаешь третьего короля мадьяров, но при этом знаешь президентов США. Вот и вся проблема твоей страны.

[@nessuno7510]

@@llywelynStratclyde
As for me, this statement does not fit me. I know all the Hungarian kings, and I have read quite a lot about Russian history as well. /I studied Russian for eight years./ But perhaps every country really has a distinctive national characteristic. For example, Chekhov said this about his own country; "In general, Russia suffers from a frightening poverty in the sphere of facts and a frightening wealth of all types of arguments." I don't know how true this is, but I think it's a general human trait, so people behave like this everywhere. More or less, we are all like that...

[@user-kr6mh7ib3b]

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[@pavelist1985]

@@nessuno7510 вам 50?

[@barbadoskado2769]

it was horrible what happened in magyarorszag in 56... in czechoslowakia it happened again 10 years later almost... much love from your romanian neighbor!

[@ulyanagromyko3436]

Thats my grandad!

[@user-gb5he4iv3s]

for real ?-

[@galivanstraten4087]

Whaaaaat

[@ilyatsukanov8707]

Gromyko would later describe his decision to support Gorbachev's election as general secretary as one of the biggest mistakes of his life, citing the latter's incompetence. He died in July 1989, just months before the world order he helped to secure at Yalta and Potsdam began to fall apart. Trivia: he loved American fedora hats.

[@ALEXANDERAZAKHAROV]

They usually say, he adopted this love from his first boss and patron in politics, V.M.Molotov.

[@mikemayers8672]

USSR ran its course

[@aicastagni3166]

Too late to elect a man like Gorbaciov. Decision to change SSSR economical system had to be taken in the '70.

[@ustamatniyoz7942]

»» " А. А. Громыко был очень грамотным» умный» Спокойной Человек."...

[@avemaria8582]

Дипломат!

[@user-jy8ud5ns8t]

Видно Громыка был очен мудрым и силный МИД СССР, сейчас в этот должности работает уважаемый Лавров!

[@nataliyahykava1692]

Lei sa chi sono suoi nipoti ???li stimo cercando!chi avrà qualche info mi scriva !grazie

[@Yobbie72]

8:53 President Reagan is telling Gromyko about the history of the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office. The desk, a gift from Queen Victoria to President Rutherford Hayes in 1880, was built from the planks of the H.S.S Resolute, a British ship rescued by the United States; hence its name.

[@user-yq9zv4jg5]

Super!!!!

[@Yobbie72]

17:05 Gromyko tells Nancy Reagan here that she must whisper the word 'peace' in President Reagan's ear every night before he goes to sleep. Nancy says, 'I will, I'll whisper it to you too!'

[@Jklopoppcorn]

nah he whispered " help me, im trapped in this destopian communist hell hole and want to come to america, give me visa please?"

[@user-kw8uw6ze1j]

@@Jklopoppcorn how miserable you are

[@12123188]

@@Jklopoppcorn 🤦

[@taskpurposeretard9750]

​@@Jklopoppcornyeah the woke clown hole

[@user-cg9wk1ty6x]

Последний из магикан старой гвардии СССР.

[@genrihk164]

от слова "маг", видимо?

[@kalaisyng]

Minister Gromyko seems to be even more confident than President Reagan. After all, Gromyko had worked with so many US Presidents and had visited the White House as Soviet Ambassador long time ago when Mr. Reagan was probably a student))

[@shahrulamar5358]

Gromyko is only 2 years older than Reagan.

[@kalaisyng]

@@shahrulamar5358well in any case, my point is that Gromyko had began his career in civil service so much earlier - during the tenure of Stalin / Truman.

[@shahrulamar5358]

@@kalaisyng Molotov also served as foreign minister during Stalin. Some hotel staff abroad were reportedly surprise when they saw mr Molotov often wandering around the hotel compound at midnight.

[@robertortiz-wilson1588]

History!
The world in the balance!
Only one would win the future!
God Bless.

[@taskpurposeretard9750]

Won lol....u mean woke destroyed usa and Russia kicking a..

[@user-cw9bb1gk4e]

Мистер нет!!!👍

[@cato222]

Mister NO

[@elhijodelchupacabra]

President Reagan knows that under Gromyko's charming grandpa personality there is a seasoned ruthless bolshevik.

[@itoldutruth669]

May be be bullshevik ?

[@fredmartine674]

I sure miss those days when Reagan and the Soviet Union were good friends, two of the most powerful nuclear nations..

[@waleolabowale9825]

Isn't it amazing the. Amount of ceremony

[@Yobbie72]

George Shultz gave President Reagan talking points written out in cards for this meeting, and Reagan handed them back, telling his Sec. of State that he'd thought long and hard about what he wanted to say to the Russians, and wouldn't need them. When it came to the US/Soviet dialogue, President Reagan insisted in speaking in his own voice.

[@robertortiz-wilson1588]

Great man.

[@genrihk164]

The year the first Terminator was filmed.

[@user-wq8ez3qx8l]

Рейган жмёт руку Громыко, потому что где-то в Сибири в ангарах стоят ракеты "Воевода"

[@Serzhinio8]

Но это не помешало президенту США Рейгану забить гвоздь в крышку гроба ссср.

[@michellkv]

17:22 Frank Drebin's presence is not enough in this room

[@Yobbie72]

8:09 interesting close up on the President playing with his cuff-links. Haven't seen him do that before; maybe excited energy?

[@dmitrymaslenchenko6730]

Well, it does not matter.
They both speak with respect.
No more Gromyko, now we have M.Zaharova.

[@Yobbie72]

@@dmitrymaslenchenko6730 shut up. I decide what matters and what doesn't.

[@dmitrymaslenchenko6730]

@@Yobbie72 ok, boss

[@a.p.3004]

Not many people know that Andrei was the longest serving foreign minister of the USSR.
He was not even Russian but came from Belarus and had two brothers who were killed during the great patriotic war. He was also in Yialta and Potsdam and served as ambassador to the US. He was also very good at stirring problems for western countries and tried but failed to make a war between NATO members Turkey and Greece. Soon his "empire" collapsed.

[@tarasdumych4572]

I think he was the long serving Foreign Minister ever, all all countries, not just of the Soviet Union.

[@shahrulamar5358]

@@tarasdumych4572 Molotov lived longer than Gromyko.

[@user-xl1yb2hp4j]

선생님은 나에게 정치판에 가지 말것을 조언해 주셨었다 .

[@xeqanisirmemmedov9788]

1984, 7 лет остаётся...

[@user-dc2pj8sp7j]

Каких великих политиков рождала советская система!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@livecam7761]

Всё как всегда... Военные США руками душманов косят наших ребят тысячами в Афгане... А политики двух стран, между тем, мило беседуют за столом, попивая винцо...

[@user-ly8oc5zj6t]

У Корниенко и Добрынина, уверен все родственники живут в США.

[@user-ly8oc5zj6t]

@@retllermasters5985 Добрынин дебил. Как то тут была передача о нём, он такой бред там нёс.

[@user-ly8oc5zj6t]

@@retllermasters5985 Не знал этого. Ссылчку не дадите? Я без претензий.

[@shahrulamar5358]

@@retllermasters5985 Dobrynin also had a long life. He only died several years ago.

[@user-xl1yb2hp4j]

1984.5.
DPRK주석은 23년만에 USSR을 방문해서 MIG 23 그리고 SA3미사일을 얻었고
원산항 낭포항 사용 남서영공횡단비행 허용함
USSR은 사전에 정보가 있었던 듯
MIG23(50대) SA3 미사일(35기)

[@user-xl1yb2hp4j]

1984.9.28.

[@user-vv8xn9ny7n]

Рейган красавец

[@pollop8614]

arbiters of history

[@Mark-yy2py]

In that same room 22 years earlier, he lied to JFK about offensive missiles in Cuba. He has a perfect poker face.

[@sambasha747]

Can't agree more.

[@user-wh3wf3yt1f]

Покажите общение клинтона и ельцина и почувствуйте разницу.

[@muhammadaltaf4735]

What,s a personalites there's was.

[@keikoiizuka9441]

Goodmorning🌞💓♥️❤️🏢

[@keikoiizuka9441]

⛴️fatherに、大勢の英雄が乗るって
🙌👏👏👏👏👴☺👍

[@user-gd8oq9og4n]

Андрей Андреевич Громыко!!!🔥🔥🔥🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 Вот это был уровень президент США принимает министра иностранных дел СССР!!!👍👍👍🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@user-ly8oc5zj6t]

Я поставил вам спасибку.

[@MisterX-uu2yr]

А Вьi на дату посмотрите - конец сентября 1984 г. В то время генсек Черненко уже находился в безсознательном состоянии, Устинов тоже бьiл в больнице. Брежнев, Суслов, Андропов давно умерли. Так с кем же по-вашему должен бьiл встречаться Рейган? Просто из всех политиков в СССР, которьiе вообще бьiли способньi двигаться и разговаривать, Громьiко бьiл самьiм вьiсокопоставленньiм. Вот вам и уровень! Историю надо знать, если хотите объективно комментировать.

[@user-ly8oc5zj6t]

@@MisterX-uu2yr К сожалению, говном он был, а не министром.

[@MisterX-uu2yr]

@@user-ly8oc5zj6t Ну, это уже отдельньiй вопрос. Я прокомментировал вопрос об уровне всречи и объяснил почему президент встретился с министром. Что касается "говна", я бьi не стал обобщать одним этим словом всю 40-летнюю карьеру Громьiко - надо бьiть объективнее.

[@user-ly8oc5zj6t]

@@MisterX-uu2yr Я объективен. В своём возрасте, мне уже много лет. Громыко, Горбачёв, Путин, нам пиздец. России пиздец.

[@user-nm1jn1jd1n]

Были времена когда США были достойной страной

[@robertortiz-wilson1588]

Indeed.

[@taskpurposeretard9750]

American statesman are like bubblegum. Old grymko had them in check.

[@eduardogromik4833]

LoL, I just found out that this soviet guy is my ancestor

[@Internetbutthurt]

cool

[@ulyanagromyko3436]

Eyy same bro

[@eduardogromik4833]

@@ulyanagromyko3436 so we are cousins

[@pritibeohar2774]

Gromico

[@zeroyeti563]

Рейган красавец супер привет из башкирии

[@StalinsFather1945]

Ты кусок гавна

[@bobrik63]

Кусок говна в зеркале увидишь. Рейган, действительно, красавец, сломал хребет совку.

[@user-lm1hs9rf7o]

@@bobrik63 Наши деды и прадеды воевали не за то, чтобы страна оказалась в руках капиталистов.

[@bobrik63]

@@user-lm1hs9rf7o А за что, по-Вашему?

[@user-lm1hs9rf7o]

@@bobrik63 За индустриализацию тяжёлой промышленности, коллективизацию сельских хозяйств, расстрел "пятой колонны", за Родину, за Сталина, за ВКП(б), за отсутствие безработицы, за независимость Родины.

[@user-oe8yd1tl8y]

следующий российский авианосец нужно назвать андрей громыко. что бы эти ребята все таки смогли закончить начатый диалог)))))

[@andrejdenisov9240]

Рейган - красавчик, конечно. Очень достойно себя ведёт.

[@cato222]

Veliiki byl tselovek.

[@Shemuel7]

Как-то неуверенно по сравнению с Громыко он себя ведёт.

[@shahrulamar5358]

@@Shemuel7 Gromyko died in 1989 , 2 years before Soviet Union was dissolved.

[@user-tx9jh4yu9s]

Громыка мистер нет и один раз да! И из этого да получилось выбрать Горбачева! Не так он прост однако!

[@user-ur4gl8zx7y]

О чем был разговор? Кто силен в английском?)

[@ulduzulduzov6916]

А где великий Горбочев и великая Раиса?

[@vittoriomarano8230]

It is really disgusting seeing all those photographers greedy of picture... that should more than enough.
Here we can see another violation of the elementary norms of decency that Andropov put in evidence about the U.S.

[@vilivonkin6243]

Gromyko is only foreign minister of russia and soviet union who can speak good english before lavrov.

[@dokasaku1233]

Communist Gromyko looks more stylish than capitalist Reagan in his gray chalk stripe suits.

[@user-lm1hs9rf7o]

@John Sluder при капитализме человек человеку волк.

[@magdalenavaskova9381]

@@user-lm1hs9rf7o I agree

[@user-lm1hs9rf7o]

@@magdalenavaskova9381 Почему вы не пишете по-русски? Хотя английскими буквами?

[@magdalenavaskova9381]

ja z cechii ja saglasna

[@user-lm1hs9rf7o]

@@magdalenavaskova9381 С кем?

[@sambasha747]

They are all dead, all of them!😩

[@shahrulamar5358]

Except James Baker.

[@user-np8zk9rj5d]

С этого начался развал и сдача ссср? Ужас

[@taskpurposeretard9750]

Surrender lol....they teach that in woke usa ...hilarious and clueless

[@vaninec]

Americans name Gromyko "Mister NET" i wonder why
😂
HE always said NET to American Imperialism?

[@user-le2cv3vy8u]

Черти!!!

[@taraz2000]

Mr.Reagan thanks for the collapse of the USSR

[@bobrik63]

Definitely

[@user-lm1hs9rf7o]

вы иуда.

[@slawomirschejbal7764]

Thank you US President Ronald Reagan. I remember your times 1980 lates.

[@taskpurposeretard9750]

American delusion beyond redemption