Nikita Khrushchev

because he ultimately saved the world from nuclear war by sacrificing his pride and removing the nuclear weapons he had in cuba, therefore removing the threat of a nuclear strike or declaration of war from the US. this also then established a direct communication line between Russia and the United States, which led to a more diplomatic relationship between the two nations during the Cold War.

elton john thinks so too... he even wrote a song about him =]

If NATO withdrew missiles from Poland and Turkey

Nikita Khrushchev was replaced by Leonid Brezhnev.

That is where they were . It was not a planned to be a debate. The kitchen was part of a cut-away house that was a feature of the US exhibit at a Moscow World Expo. The idea was to show all the modern home conveniences available to working class people in the US. Nixon and Khrushchev met at the expo and talked through an interpreter while they toured some of the exhibits.

My grandfather in law was a translator in the Kremlin from 1949 until 1972. He told me that Krushchev loved very simple food; black bread and salt, borsch without dairy products and pilmini. But he loved chocolate, especially from western Europe and kept a huge supply of it in his desk.

Short answer: Stalin Long answer: At the time of Lenin's death there were a few prominent party leaders that all could have potentially seized power. They are Stalin, Kamenev, Zinoviev and Trotsky. Lenin's final testament labeled Trotsky as his preferred successor, however this was never released to the public. Seeing Trotsky also as the most popular member (also with the army behind him), he was dubbed the biggest threat by Stalin and an alliance was formed between Stalin, Kamenev and Zinoviev to take down Trotsky. This was successful and Trotsky lost most power, his influence and eventually was exiled between 1928 - 1930 (just going off of memory). Stalin was the most adequate leader and maneuvered himself within the alliance of Kamenev and Zionoviev to become the prominent party member. Both of these men would later end up date, certainly at the behest of Stalin.

Stalin was a communist dictator, while Hitler was a facist dictator. Hitlers policy of facism was extremely racist, and was called Nazism. Communists feel that everything should be distributed equally, including income, property and industry was owned by the government. Facists still let people own property and business, but had strong opposition to everything that wasn't their idealology. Stalin was a communist dictator, while Hitler was a facist dictator. Hitlers policy of facism was extremely racist, and was called Nazism. Communists feel that everything should be distributed equally, including income, property and industry was owned by the government. Facists still let people own property and business, but had strong opposition to everything that wasn't their idealology. Stalin was a communist dictator, while Hitler was a facist dictator. Hitlers policy of facism was extremely racist, and was called Nazism. Communists feel that everything should be distributed equally, including income, property and industry was owned by the government. Facists still let people own property and business, but had strong opposition to everything that wasn't their idealology.

Whistle while you work,

Khrushchev is a Jerk,

Uncle Tiny, bit his hinney,

and now it doesn't work!

political reform launched at the 20th Party Congress (February 1956) by Soviet Communist Party First Secretary Nikita Khrushchev that condemned the crimes committed by his predecessor, Joseph Stalin, destroyed Stalin's image as an infallible leader, and promised a return to so-called socialist

The old Nikita is done. But the new Nikita made in 2009-2010 is still on going. (The date im writing this is may 12 2011.)


As of today, Oct 27, 2011, NIKITA season 2 has already 5 episodes. Ibelieve this tv series wont be finished anytime soon.

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howm did the meeting in vienna affect relation between kennedy and khrushchev?

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Krushchev did reform the government. He went back to Lenin's looser, more captialistic policies that were more open to the US and Western Europe.

Because the U.S. sent the U-2 spy plane over Russia to...well...spy. The plane was later shot down by the soviets and the pilot was captured, they knew it was an American plane because

1. they had the pilot

2. American flags where one the plane

President Eisenhower never gave an apology.

John Fritzgerald Kennedy.

Khrushchev inched toward more peaceful relations with the democratic west.

Eisenhower and Khrushchev met for two days of peace talk in 1959 in order to clarify each others positions on various issues and also to discuss strategies for bringing peace. No formal agreements were reached during these discussions. Their meetings were mainly gestures of open communication between the US and Soviet Union.

russia rules

No, that was coined by Winston Churchill in a speech.

There were Letters to Nikita Khrushchev from Fidel Castro regarding defending Cuban air space and Letters to Fidel Castro from Nikita Khrushchev advising him to remain firm against US aggression but before all this happened, Nikita Khrushchev had just made a decision that would help ensure that the lives of Fidel Castro and McGeorge Bundy, the future national security adviser of a future president, John F. Kennedy, would become deeply entwined. For thirty years neither Bundy nor any other American could have known that in the midst of Castro's successful Operation, the Kremlin was planning a covert operation to assist the Cuban army at the explicit request of the Cuban leader's brother Raul.

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