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by m1tk44 on March 18th, 2008
Gromyko wasn't a President of the Soviet Union. The first man to have this title is Gorbachov. Gromyko was a Chairman of the Presidium of Supreme Soviet, i.e. head of Parliament. He had no real power or means to change anything. Before taking this post he was a foreign affairs minister and this is how he became famous and well known in the West.
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