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• Early life
• Presidency
• Yeltsinism

CPSU membership

• 26th
• 27th Politburo
• 26th
• 27th Central Committee
• 28th Congress

Elections

• 1991
  • campaign
• 1996
  • campaign (Vote or lose)
  • Loans for shares
  • Semibankirschina
  • Soskovets campaign strategy
  • Xerox affair

First term

• 1st inauguration
• Gaidar Cabinet
• August Coup
• 1st Chernomyrdin Cabinet
• Constitutional conference
• 1993 crisis
• 1st Chechen War
• International trips ("Circling over Shannon" diplomatic incident)

Second term

• 2nd inauguration
• Ruble crisis
• 2nd Chechen War
• Resignation
• International trips

Post-Presidency

• Presidential Center
• Presidential Library
• Illness
• Death and state funeral

Media gallery

• v
• t
• e

• 1st President of Russia (1991–1999)

• Birthplace
• Moscow City Committee of the CPSU
• Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Russian SFSR
• 28th Congress of the CPSU
• Death and state funeral

• First inauguration
• Second inauguration
• Cabinet of Yeltsin–Gaidar
• State Committee on the State of Emergency
• 1991 Soviet coup attempt
• Dissolution of the Soviet Union
• Belovezh Accords
• Demographic crisis
• 1993 Russian constitutional crisis
• Constitutional referendum
• "Circling over Shannon" diplomatic incident
• Elizabeth II visit
• Privatization
• First Chechen War
• Monetary reform (1993)
• Monetary reform (1998)
• 1998 financial crisis (1998 miners' strike)
• List of trips
• Impeachment attempts

• Electoral history
• 1991 presidential election
  • campaign
• 1996 presidential election
  • campaign (Vote or lose))
  • Loans for shares scheme
  • Semibankirschina
  • Soskovets campaign strategy
  • Xerox affair

• Boris Yeltsin Presidential Center
• Boris Yeltsin Presidential Library
• Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia Boris Yeltsin
• Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University named after Boris Yeltsin
• Tennis Academy, named after the first President of Russia Boris Yeltsin
• Boris Yeltsin Peak
• Street of Boris Yeltsin (Yekaterinburg)
• Monument (Yekaterinburg)
• Monument (Cholpon-Ata)
• Boris Yeltsin Volleyball Cup

• Confession on a Given Theme
• Notes of President
• Presidential Marathon
• Boris Yeltsin: From Dawn to Dusk

• Yeltsin: Three Days in August
• Three August's Days
• Tsar Boris
• President of All Russia
• B.N.
• Boris Yeltsin. Farewell to the Era
• Boris Yeltsin. Life and Fate
• Boris Yeltsin. First
• Boris Yeltsin. Retreat is Impossible

• Nikolay Yeltsin (father)
• Claudia Yeltsina (mother)
• Naina Yeltsina (wife)
• Tatyana Yumasheva (daughter)
• Elena Okulova (daughter)

• ← Mikhail Gorbachev
• Vladimir Putin →

• Category:Boris Yeltsin

• Witte (1905–06)
• Goremykin I (May-Jul 1906)
• Stolypin (1906–11)
• Kokovtsov (1911–14)
• Goremykin II (1914–16)
• Stürmer (Feb-Nov 1916)
• Trepov (1916–17)
• Golitsyn (Jan-Mar 1917)

• Lvov I (Mar-Apr 1917)
• Lvov II (Apr-Jul 1917)
• Kerensky I (Jul-Sep 1917)
• Kerensky II (Sep-Oct 1917)
• Kerensky III (Oct-Nov 1917)

• Vologodsky (Nov 1918)
• Vologodsky–Pepelyayev (1918–1920)
• Krivoshein (Apr–Nov 1920)

• Lenin (1917–24)
• Rykov (1924–29)
• Syrtsov (1929–30)
• Sulimov (1930–37)
• Bulganin I (1937–38)
• Bulganin II (Jul-Sep 1938)
• Vakhrushev (1939–40)
• Khokhlov (1940–43)
• Kosygin (1943–46)

• Rodionov I (1946–47)
• Rodionov II (1947–49)
• Chernousov I (1949–51)
• Chernousov II (1951–52)
• Puzanov I (1952–55)
• Puzanov II (1955–56)
• Yasnov (1956–57)
• Kozlov (1957–58)
• Polyansky I (1958–59)
• Polyansky II (1959–62)
• Voronov I (1962–63)
• Voronov II (1963–67)
• Voronov III (1967–71)
• Solomentsev I (1971–75)
• Solomentsev II (1975–80)
• Solomentsev III (1980–83)
• Vorotnikov I (1983–85)
• Vorotnikov II (1985–88)
• Vlasov (1988–90)
• Silayev I (1990–91)
• Silayev II (Jul-Nov 1991)

• Yeltsin–Gaidar (1991–92)
• Chernomyrdin I (1992–96)
• Chernomyrdin II (1996–98)
• Kiriyenko (Apr-Aug 1998)
• Primakov (1998–99)
• Stepashin (May-Aug 1999)
• Putin I (1999–2000)
• Kasyanov (2000–04)
• Fradkov I (Mar-May 2004)
• Fradkov II (2004–07)
• Zubkov (2007–08)
• Putin II (2008–12)
• Medvedev I (2012–18)
• Medvedev II (2018–20)
• Mishustin I (2020–2024)
• Mishustin II (since 2024)

• See also: Soviet Government Cabinets (1922–1991)