Russians See No Nuclear War Threat in Moscow and Leningrad
In Moscow and Leningrad officials and Western diplomats doubt a hot war will emerge over Berlin. They credit Kennedy’s resolve and note Khrushchev’s bluffing but no Hitlerian drive for war. Civilians seek consumer goods while fear of unrest lingers amid Cold War tensions.
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