So basically what occurred was Gorbachev was kind of cool. He was a little cooler, especially cooler than Stalin, but even the other leaders of Khrushchev and Brezhnev, he kind of had a little bit more of a democracy in his heart. So he thought that he could institute some freedoms and still be communist. That he still could command the economy, remember a command economy is when the government controls everything, unlike a laissez-faire government where the government doesn't do anything to control the economy. So Gorbachev developed two strategies. One was called glasnost, the opening up of freedom, and the other was perestrokiya, or economic freedoms, you know, opening that door a little bit. Now what occurred, and I think that this really will be the most theoretical way of answering the question of how the Cold War ended, is a lot of people say, we won, we won because we were tough, Ger.