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| Editorial Foreword | ||
| Note on referencing system | ||
| List of maps | ||
| Acknowledgements | ||
| Preface | ||
| Note on Russian Names | ||
| The Communist Party and the Soviet Govermnent | ||
| 1 | From Peasant Boy to a Member of Stalin's Elite | 1 |
| Acquiring qualifications | 2 | |
| Khrushchev in Moscow | 4 | |
| Khrushchev and Stalin | 6 | |
| Forging liaisons | 8 | |
| Back to Ukraine | 9 | |
| War | 10 | |
| Rebuilding Ukraine | 11 | |
| Khrushchev and anti-Semitism | 13 | |
| Back in Moscow | 13 | |
| The end of Stalin | 15 | |
| 2 | Becoming A Strong National Leader, 1953-57 | 17 |
| The key political institution | 18 | |
| Beria | 19 | |
| The East German conflict | 21 | |
| The downfall of Beria | 22 | |
| The rehabilitations begin | 25 | |
| Malenkov versus Khrushchev | 26 | |
| Khrushchev and coercion | 28 | |
| Khrushchev and his 'tail' | 29 | |
| Khrushchev and the economy | 30 | |
| Democratisation | 31 | |
| Agriculture | 31 | |
| Foreign policy | 38 | |
| De-Stalinisation and the Twentieth Party Congress | 42 | |
| Khrushchev and the intelligentsia | 44 | |
| Foreign affairs after the Congress | 45 | |
| Crises in Eastern Europe | 46 | |
| Nationality policy | 48 | |
| The failed putsch | 49 | |
| Sputnik | 50 | |
| 3 | On Top of the World, 1958-62 | 52 |
| Education | 53 | |
| Reforming the KGB | 54 | |
| Culture | 54 | |
| The military | 55 | |
| The police | 56 | |
| Changes in the leadership | 57 | |
| Social policy | 57 | |
| Foreign policy | 57 | |
| The Twenty-first Party Congress | 63 | |
| Economic problems | 64 | |
| Bifurcation of the Party and soviets | 68 | |
| Successes in space | 69 | |
| The Cuban Missile crisis | 69 | |
| 'The Present Generation of Soviet People Will Live under Communism' | 72 | |
| Churches and culture | 73 | |
| Labour policy | 74 | |
| 4 | Decline and Fall, 1963-64 | 76 |
| The Preparation of the coup | 77 | |
| Khrushchev becomes careless | 79 | |
| The trap is sprung | 80 | |
| Back in Moscow | 81 | |
| The indictment | 82 | |
| 5 | The Unwilling Pensioner, 1964-71 | 84 |
| The Memoirs | 85 | |
| The end | 87 | |
| 6 | Courageous Failure | 90 |
| Chronology | 126 | |
| Glossary | 129 | |
| Bibliography | 131 | |
| Index | 138 |
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PAT MURPHY
reviewed The Khrushchev Era 1953-1964 on August 25, 2017 The Khrushchev Era 1953-1964
It might not be the most in-depth history of Khrushchev's administration, but the author's British sense of humor earns this one a five-star rating.
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