‘Reconstruction’ of US Cultural Development within the Soviet Press during the ‘Thaw’ Period by Ivan N. Lopatkin, Ravilya R. Khisamutdinova

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Leading Cadres for Western Ukraine (1945–1949): Ideals and Reality by Anna R. Lagno

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LA PRIMERA VISITA DE FIDEL A LA URSS by TOMÁS Diez Acosta

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Searching for the Soviet Woman: by Patryk Babiracki

Subjects: “…Lisa Larsen; Nikita Khrushchev; Josip Broz Tito; Ekaterina Furtseva; Soviet women; Soviet Union; photojournalism; photography; Life magazine; Cold War; sport; fashion; Soviet everyday…”
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Clash of Emotions: White House—State Department Relations during the Kennedy Administration by Kasper Grotle Rasmussen

“…During the Berlin Crisis, this clash of emotions gained political significance concerning the case of the American response to a Soviet formal diplomatic note (an aide-mémoire) following the June 1961 Vienna Summit between Kennedy and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev. The White House and the State Department had different priorities and because of the poor emotional relationship they failed to find common ground. …”
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Rethinking the Extent of Personality and the Heritage of Charles de Gaulle by L V Ponomarenko

“…The official visit of the French delegation, led by Charles de Gaulle to the Soviet Union in November-December 1944, as well as the visit of the Soviet delegation headed by Nikita Khrushchev in France in 1960 are described. The author analyzes the main reasons for Ch. de Gaulle for the start of a reform of France's colonial empire, as well as its efforts to ensure the France more influence within NATO.…”
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De-stalinisation of soviet foreign policy towards Indonesia: reviewing the feasibility of the theory of foreign policy change by Radityo Dharmaputra

“…This paper re-evaluates the changing policies of the Soviet Union towards Indonesia during the era of Joseph Stalin and Nikita Khrushchev, by applying the contemporary theory of foreign policy change. …”
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It Takes Three to Tango: How a Cuban Ballerina Interpreted for Castro and Khrushchev by Boris Naimushin

“…Here, the quest is to identify the interpreter at the two encounters between Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro at Harlem's Hotel Theresa and at the Soviet Mission in New York on 20 and 23 September 1960 based on a photo from the personal archive of Khrushchev's assistant Vladimir Lebedev. …”
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Boris Talantov and the Brotherhood of Vyatka Christians as an Experience of Church Resistance to Khrushchev’s Persecution of the Russian Orthodox Church by Marina Chilikina

“…Boris Talantov led a petition campaign, wrote open letters to Nikita Khrushchev and Patriarch Alexey I as well as to the editorial boards of various newspapers and magazines. …”
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Diplomacy of the Holy See in solving the Caribbean crisis by Ivan Danyliuk

“…The article lists feedbacks of the world’s leaders towards the activities of Pope John XXIII, namely, the response to the message and appeals of Pope for peace from Nikita Khrushchev, John Kennedy etc. The article provides the analysis of the Encyclical «Pacem in terris» published in April 1963. …”
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SOSUS. I sistemi americani di sorveglianza idroacustica sottomarina sviluppati durante la guerra fredda by Mario Romeo

“…Whether they were armed with ballistic missiles or not, these boats reinforced the threatening statement from Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev: «Our submarines can block American ports and shoot into the American interior, while our rockets can reach any target». …”
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The passions of power politics: how emotions influence coercive diplomacy by Markwica, R

“…To test the analytic utility of emotional choice theory, the thesis examines nine major decisions by Nikita Khrushchev during the Cuban missile crisis in 1962 and ten main decisions by Saddam Hussein in the course of the Gulf conflict in 1990-91. …”

Summary by Марина Балина

“…The schoolteacher explained the change in his attitude through two instances: the influence of Nikita Khrushchev’s Secret Speech delivered at the 20th Congress of CPSU (1956) and the Soviet publication of a paper on the Yugoslav village cooperatives (in the same year). …”
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