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KHRUSHCHEV (CHINA (de-Stalinisation 56 announced (reaction was not…
KHRUSHCHEV
CHINA
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rhetorical differences
Mao believes war is inevitable and does not like reconciliation, belief it is fundamental - v against better terms w US
Poland - bloodless, concessions
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Mao saw 'Great Leap' as way forward, Kchev saw it as against Marxist-Leninist ideology
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SU not invited to 1955 Bandung Conference but China is - suspect their plan to usurp leadership is behind it
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shell 2 Taiwanese islands occupied by Chinese nationalists without consulting USSR - prove not contolled by them and express displeasure at attemtps tp pelase US leadership, America partially blames Kchev
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GERMANY
Still pushing for a reunified, neutral Germany in 54
55 had to settle for the formal division - ended state of war in Jan, announced they would intensy links with GDR
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created eastern defensive organisation in east in response to Paris Treaties (Warsaw treaty organisation/WTO)
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1958 Kchev demands all Allies withdraw from W Berlin in 6 months, and gives 6 months to make deal wanted to neutralise and disarm German states
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when ignored extended 2x - embarassing, clear bluff
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Discontented population, brain drain
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DE-STALINISATION 1956
"secret" speech - every delegate given copy - that was a full frontal assault on Stalin - cult of personality, criticism of methods and policies
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Poland
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Growing sense of local, national govt rather than following USSR to letter
questions asked about taboo subjects, riots an protests
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AMERICA
reconciliaton - dangers of nuclear war, realism
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ESSAY QUESTIONS
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How did the process of de-Stalinisation affect the international position of the Soviet Union between 1956 and 1962?
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America
Improvement - less repression, more willing to negotiate - war not inevitable
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Assess Khrushchev’s responsibility for the deterioration of SovietAmerican relations between 1956 and 1964.
Cuba
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but inspired disarmament talks and reduction of nuclear power - started process of detente bc everyone afraid, 63 hotline + test ban treaty
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Always tricky to know who exactly is responsible, Soviet appears largely autocratic'personal rule. The more rogue shit prob him on his own
US pilot incident 1960
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US sent plane then lied about it - USSR reveal pilot and Eisenhower takes responsilbity and refuses to apologise
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EUROPE
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forces withdraw + Austria becomes neutral - doesnt cost anything but looks good, held up as an example esp to Germany how the benefits of neutrality
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