Mikoyan Survives Kremlin Shifts As Khrushchev Falls
AP analysis profiles Anastas Mikoyan, his rise through Stalinist Russia, and his survival as Khrushchev’s ally and later cautious partner. The piece notes Mikoyan’s Armenian heritage, early life, jailbreak during the civil war, foreign trade expertise, and pivotal role in Soviet politics even after Khrushchev’s purge. It contrasts Mikoyan’s cautious approach with Khrushchev’s domestic economic policies and hints at his enduring influence in the Kremlin.
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