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 Russia, China and the West 1953-1966Deutscher, Isaac Publisher: Penguin BooksYear Published: 1970 Pages: 360pp Resource Type: Book Essays on the history of the Soviet Union and its role in the world from the death of Stalin to Khrushchev's fall and the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Abstract: - Table of Contents Introduction 1. The Fall of Beria Before the Trial Beria is Shot 2. The Development of Soviet Foreign Policy in 1954 Sovielt Poligy Towards Germany A Year After Stalin The Geneva Conference on the Far East A New Course in Moscow: Russia and China A New Course in Moscow: Changes in Eastern Europe 3. The Fall of Malenkov The issues behind Malenkov's Resignation The Rise of the Military The roles of Khrushchev and Bulganin 4. The Foreign Policy of Malenkov's Successors The Retreat From Monolithism: Khrushchev in Belgrade Status Quo in Germany 5. The Twentieth Congress The Twentieth Congress of the Soviet Communist Party Foreign Affairs at the Twentieth Congress The U.S.S.R. after the Twentieth Congress Stalin and the Soviet Leadership Molotov Resigns 6. Crisis in the Soviet Bloc The Polish and Hugarian Revolts The causes of the crisis in Eastern Europe Shepilov's Exist Malenkov Returns to the Attack 7. Mao and the Hundred Flowers Campaign 8. Khrushchev Gains the Ascendancy Krushchev's Economic Reform The Anti-Party Group Khrushchev, Malenkov, and the Stalinist Past Bonapartism in the Soviet Union Khrushchev becomes Prime Minister 9. Khrushchev on the Defensive The Execution of Imre Nagy Mao Abandons the Hundred Flowers Campaign Khrushchev's Domestic Opposition The Collaspe of Khrushchev's Diplomacy China's Pressure on Moscow 10. From the Twentieth to the Twenty-first Congress 11. Khrushchev's Diplomatic Initiatives The soviet Perspective in Germany Khrushchev goes to Washington Russia and the International Communist Movement The U-2 Incident The collapse of the Summit 12. The Deterioration of Sino-Soviet Relations The Bucharest Congress Algeria and the Sino-Soviet Dispute The Conference of the Eighty-one Parties Cuba and indo-China The Sino-Soviet Truce Breaks Down 13. The Twenty-second Congress and the of the First Decade after Stalin The Twenty - Second Congress and the Cult of Khrushchev The Impact of the Twenty-Second Congress on the U.S.S.R The Crisis Over the Cuban Missiles The Record of 1962 The Soviet Union Enters The Second Decade After Stalin 14. Khrushchev's Troubles Increase The Collapse of Sino-Soviet Talks Black dust Storms over Russia The Russo-Chinese Schism Deepens Khrushchev at Seventy The Russo-Romanian Quarrel The Tonking Gulf Incident 15. The Fall of Khrushchev The end of the Khruschev Interregnum The consequences of Khrushchev's Fall The Politics of Post-Khrushchevite Russia 16. The Policies of Brezhnev and Kosygin Kosygin's Economic Counter-Reform The U.S.S.R. Between the Twentieth and Twenty-Third Congress Soviet Foreign Policy in 1965 The Twenty -Third Congress: The Crypto-Stalinists Raise Their Heads The Twenty -Third Congress: The Shadow of Vietnam 17. The Great Cultural Revolution Chronology of Events Index |
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