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Soviet Union First Ladies Attract Abroad More Attention
Henry Shapiro reports that Soviet leaders wives are largely kept private at home. Klavdia Kosygina's quiet public role contrasts with Nina Khrushchev's more visible hosting of foreign official guests abroad. Mrs Kosygin, a vivacious hostess, is largely unknown to most Russians despite her public appearances.
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Soviet Union
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Leonid TI. Brezhnev
Alexei O Neeting
Nikola al Pe Cleoyn
Pes
Communist Party
Plas
Lfe
Nications
America
Klavdia Osyein
Leming
Nikita
Nhrushchev
Lenin
Nadezhda Vkrupskaya
Josef Stalin
Krupskaya
Stalin
Bolsheviks
Rosa Kaganovich
Politburo
Lazar Kagan- Sith
Lina Petrovna
Khrushchev
Whrushchev
Nina Petrovna
Kesvein
Kremlin