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Khrushchev Takes Full Control of USSR ; Succeeds Bulganin as Premier Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev , 63 , First Secy . of the Soviet Communist party , became Premier of the USSR Mar. 27 , taking over in name the power he had long been ...
Khrushchev Takes Full Control of USSR ; Succeeds Bulganin as Premier Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev , 63 , First Secy . of the Soviet Communist party , became Premier of the USSR Mar. 27 , taking over in name the power he had long been ...
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... Khrushchev made no reference . Khrushchev sug- gested a definite time limit for the talks and left the door open for inclusion of other countries . Khrushchev again suggested the aerial inspection zones rejected by the West at 1956 ...
... Khrushchev made no reference . Khrushchev sug- gested a definite time limit for the talks and left the door open for inclusion of other countries . Khrushchev again suggested the aerial inspection zones rejected by the West at 1956 ...
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... Khrushchev . Secy . Khrushchev forcibly condemned the meth- sds of Premier Stalin before the 20th Soviet Com- munist Party Congress in Moscow , 1956. He said Stalin developed a " cult of personality " that was alien to Marx - Lenin ...
... Khrushchev . Secy . Khrushchev forcibly condemned the meth- sds of Premier Stalin before the 20th Soviet Com- munist Party Congress in Moscow , 1956. He said Stalin developed a " cult of personality " that was alien to Marx - Lenin ...
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