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... Soviet Union and for which he received the Order of Lenin in 1935. That year he became first secre- tary of the Moscow party organization - in effect , the mayor of Moscow . In the preceding year , at the 17th Party Congress , he had ...
... Soviet Union and for which he received the Order of Lenin in 1935. That year he became first secre- tary of the Moscow party organization - in effect , the mayor of Moscow . In the preceding year , at the 17th Party Congress , he had ...
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... Soviet Union himself , as sign and seal of his victory . Relations with the United States and China . Confirmed in power , Khrushchev widely asserted his doctrine of peaceful coexistence , which he had first enunciated in a public ...
... Soviet Union himself , as sign and seal of his victory . Relations with the United States and China . Confirmed in power , Khrushchev widely asserted his doctrine of peaceful coexistence , which he had first enunciated in a public ...
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... Soviet entry into the war against Japan . The Soviet leaders asked the U.S. about invading Korea , and the U.S. declined to do so on the grounds that such an expedition would not be practi- cable until after a successful landing had ...
... Soviet entry into the war against Japan . The Soviet leaders asked the U.S. about invading Korea , and the U.S. declined to do so on the grounds that such an expedition would not be practi- cable until after a successful landing had ...
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