History of Khrushchev's rule

Author: Xu Longbin
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Khrushchev and his era were indeed of great interest to many Chinese people: the arrest of Beria, the Virgin Lands Campaign, nationwide corn planting, the "Three Harmonies" and "Two Alls," the "Secret Report," the purge of the "Anti-Party Group," the dismissal of Zhukov, achieving communism in 20 years, regular replacement of cadres, the Industrial Party and the Agricultural Party, the Berlin Crisis, shoe diplomacy, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Sino-Soviet split, and Khrushchev's ousting. This series of issues and events have not only been heard of by contemporary people but have also been discussed with great interest. After the passage of time, it should be the responsibility and duty of China's Soviet studies researchers to reveal the truth and origins of these issues and events. Indeed, it should also be something that Chinese people who lived through those eras would be willing to, or even hope to, understand.