Reds Have Trouble Too Emotionalism in Khrushchev’s Russia
Washington columnist James Marlow argues emotionalism plagues the Soviet leadership, citing Khrushchev’s 1956 party congress blurt and Red China and Tito's influence. He notes factional splits, Hungary unrest, and Poland’s loyalty tests as the satellites drift toward independence while Moscow seeks new lines and survival amid reversals.
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