NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV Note: Aware that direct military conflict with the United States could be catastrophic, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev opted instead for indirect conflict by helping nations in...

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The ‘peaceful coexistence” of Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev served as the premier of the Soviet Union from 1953 to 1964.
His era marked a significant change in both the domestic and foreign policy of the Soviet Union (McCauley). In his report on the Moscow Conference of Communist Parties, January 6, 1961 he highlights some of these important changes.
Khrushchev declares the triumph of socialist ideology and thought and praises the achievement of the Soviet in propagating the ideals of communism and world peace. He distinguishes four types wars that could be a possible threat to peace. These he classifies as world wars, local wars, national liberation wars and popular uprisings.
Khrushchev saw national liberation wars as inevitable. This, he explained, was because the values of socialism had spread world-wide. He believed that people would not tolerate imperialist injustice any longer and would raise their voice against oppression in every way, including through armed struggles as national liberation wars.
Khrushchev declared himself against war whether world war or local war. He believed that world war brought about great destruction. On the other hand the imperialists were using local...
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