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Khrushchev refashions wartime history to Poland
In a provocative broadcast to Poland Nikita Khrushchev defends Stalin and the 1939 Nazi Soviet pact, claiming it bought time and was justified. The piece cites U.S. and British responses, Molotov's remarks, and shifts to postwar Western alliances amid debates over responsibility for World War II.
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Khrushchev
David Lawrence
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Communist Party
Hitler
Brovenly
Poland
France
Britain
Hiler
United States
Arceut Beria
Ussr
Department of State
Sei Union
Comintern
Weimar Republic
U.S.S.R
United Kingdom
Europe
Nazi Germany
Soviet ‘Union
Church
Rome-Tokyo
Pearl Harbor
Hetler
Soviet
Russia
New York Herald
Trrowne Inc i
Ocean Uay
Rehoboth Beach
Evler
Pedian River
Eyler
U.S
U.S. Forces, Germany ‘Ahtnc)—Army Specialist Four James M. Green
Mirs
Marshall O Green
Trazl
Frederick
Iti
Joseph’s Catholic Church
Ihe
St. James
Germany
Rocks
St. Ignatius Lovola
Hms
Molotov
Joseph F. Thorning
Company
Great
tGo Fresguvicu
Po- States
Red Army