Lenin's Tomb

I finished the Remnick last evening, the gloaming being a suitable situation for the book's conclusion. The afterward is in Vermont, the fenced estate of Solzhenitsyn, as the author and his wife preapre to return to Russia, a counterpart to Remnick and wife's move to the USSR five years before. I truly enjoyed the book, but it offers no portrait of Yeltsin. It does reflect extensively upon Gorbachov. Who is to say?