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Exile Leaders See Kremlin Shakeup Sharply Narrowing Paths
Stanislav Mikolajczyk and other exiles analyze the Moscow shakeup as a move toward one man rule under Khrushchev. They warn that internal power struggles and collectivization pressure threaten peasants and jeopardize peaceful coexistence, with Bulganin's premiership seen as pressure on the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plerre J. Huss
Kovak
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Khoust
Khrushelev
Munist Party
Soviet Russia
Formosa
Rus Mg
Peasan
AEN
Fae Ieee
Stalgoreds
Gregori Zhukov
Ivan
Heath
Konev
Soviet
Russia
George Malenkov
Free
Poland
Siberia
Czechoslovakia
Baltics
Ihe
Balkans
Communist Cegiure
Communist Party
Tsi
Stalin
Nicolai Bulganin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Free World
Moscow
Khrushchev
Iron Curtain
U.S
Europe
Latin-America
Stanislav Mikolajczyk
International Peasant Union
London
Mikolajczyk
Kremlin
Bulganin