Titlebook: Khrushchev; A Political Life William J. Tompson Book 1997 William J. Tompson 1997 cold war.Political Life.Russia.Ukraine.Union of Soviet So

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Ambulatory

Dethroning Stalin,d on the need to raise living standards, to keep the secret police under party control and to achieve some relaxation in tensions with the outside world. Khrushchev’s relative conservatism was largely tactical: he occupied the only political ground which Malenkov, by occupying the right, had left open to him.

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Collision

Khrushchev Triumphant,vest from the Virgin Lands was a tremendous success. The importance of this development was all the greater in light of the drought that had occurred in the traditional grain-growing areas of the western Soviet Union. Khrushchev’s scheme had saved the country from a serious shortage of grain.

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Frustration,convening of the Twenty-first Congress a year ahead of schedule (hence its ‘extraordinary’ status) was also unnecessary. Khrushchev simply did not wish to wait until 1960 to convene his own ‘Congress of the Victors’; he had seized the political initiative and was determined to press his advantage rather than to risk losing his momentum by waiting.

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