Mongolian Democratic Revolution - Timeline of Mongolia's Democratic Revolution 1989-1990 #725272

Mongolia's democratic revolution and first democratic election ended 70 years of communist control and ushered in a new period of pluralism from 1989 to 1990. Although the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party won the election, the ruling party's head, G. Ochirbat, stated that one person's grip of power will not be repeated, and that a coalition government will most likely be created in the nation. The Mongolian Communist Party is divided into various groups. While one group is rejecting change, another is grappling with the need to accelerate political change. Newly created parties, selected their own MPs. This is a wonderful first step in the growth of democracy.
For example, the chairman of American experts stated that there were no abnormalities in the vote's final results. According to British observers, there was no attempt to frighten voters. It might be argued that voters in Mongolia voted for parties rather than particular candidates in this election. The first election in 1990 marked the beginning of democracy in Mongolia, and this book seeks to chronicle events leading up to the election in chronological sequence, from December 1989 to October 1990.