After Stalin Who by Alex Singleton
An analysis of potential successors to Stalin lists Molotov Beria and other Politburo members as likely candidates. The piece notes Molotov and Beria as front runners, with figures like Mikoyan Kaganovich and Khrouchev also mentioned, and explains Stalin’s ongoing control despite aging and rumors of retirement.
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Mountaineers Plan 1950 Nanga Parbat Expedition
Oslo AP reports Norwegian alpinists led by Dr Voo Naess of Oslo University plan a 1950 ascent of Nanga Parbat in the Himalaya. The team expects snow and ice challenges with avalanches and rare rock climbing, seeking first hand knowledge of high altitude ascent and dangers.
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