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Memoirs of Nikita Khrushchev: 2 Reformer : 1945 - 1964

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1. Verfasser:	Chruščëv, Nikita Sergeevič 1894-1971 (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English Russian
Veröffentlicht:	University Park, Pa. Pennsylvania State University 2006
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adam_text	Contents Acknowledgments ..................................ix Abbre dations and Acronyms .............................xi Soviet Missile Codes .................................xiii THE MEMOIRS From Victory Day to the Twentieth Party Congress The First Postwar Years ................................3 In Moscow Again ...................................20 Some Comments on Certain Individuals ......................38 One of Stalin s Shortcomings — Anti-Semitism ...................47 Beria and Others ...................................58 Stalin s Family, and His Daughter Svetlana .....................67 Stalin s Last Years ...................................82 The Korean War ....................................91 Doctors Plot .....................................98 The Nineteenth Party Congress ...........................105 After the Nineteenth Party Congress ........................112 Economic Problems of Socialism in the USSR ...................115 Stalin About Himself ................................127 The Death of Stalin .................................145 My Reflections on Stalin ...............................153 Once Again on Beria .................................170 After Stalin s Death .................................183 From the Nineteenth Party Congress to the Twentieth ..............201 After the Twentieth Party Congress .........................222 A Few Words About Government Power, Zhukov, and Others ..........238 How to Make Life Better Build More — and with High Quality ........................245 My Work in Agriculture ...............................299 The Virgin Lands ..................................316 We Have Not Achieved the Abundance We Desire .................351 Agriculture and Science ...............................365 I v í CONTENTS Academician Vilyams and His Grass-Field Crop-Rotation System ........373 The Agricultural Field as a Chessboard .......................376 A Few Words About the Machine and Tractor Stations — and About Specialization ...............................379 We Suffer from the Imperfection of Our Organizational System .........383 Corn — A Crop I Gave Much Attention To .....................394 The Shelves in Our Stores Are Empty .......................409 The Postwar Defense of the USSR Structuring the Soviet Armed Forces Stalin s Legacy ....................................425 The Soviet Navy ...................................433 Airplanes and Missiles ...............................454 Antimissile Defenses ................................476 Tanks and Cannon .................................477 The Problem of Transport: Wheels or Tank Treads? ................480 Scientists and Defense Technology Andrei Sakharov and Nuclear Weapons ......................482 Cooperation on Outer Space ............................485 Kurchatov, Keldysh, Sakharov, Tupolev, Lavrentyev, Kapitsa, and Others .... 492 Issues of Peace and War Reducing the Size of the Soviet Army ........................512 On Peace and War ..................................515 Nuclear War and Conventional War ........................519 Arms Race or Peaceful Coexistence? ........................521 Government Spending ...............................533 Relations with the Intelligentsia I Am Not a Judge ..................................545 APPENDIXES The Last Romantic Anatoly Strelyany ...............................569 CONTENTS Memorandum oř N. S. Khrushchev on Military Reform .............654 Memorandum of KGB Chairman Yuri Andropov to the CPSU Central Committee: On Limiting the Receipt of Foreign Correspondence by N. S. Khrushchev ...............................662 Announcement of the Death of N. S. Khrushchev .................663 The Sendoff Georgy Fyodorov ...............................664 Sanitation Day (Notes of a Contemporary on the Funeral of N. S. Khrushchev) Anatoly Zlobin .................................668 Mama s Notebooks, 1971—3984 Nina Petrovna Khrushcheva ..........................677 Biographies .....................................77% Index .........................................849 Index Abakumov, Viktor Semyonovich, 150,153 n. 9 Abakumov, Yegor Trofimovich, 3,31,33,153 n. 9, 161,164 Abramov, Leonid Romanovich, 694,769 n. 44 Abramovich, Mikhail Dmitriyevich, 258,297 n. 28 Adzhubei, Aleksei Ivanovich, 690 Adzhubei, Rada Khrushchev, 683, 689-90, 695, 710,711,733,734,736,748—49,753 agriculture, 255, 299-315; corn production, 366-67,394-408; cotton production, 349; dairy production, 369; duck farming, 368-69; fertilizer production, 358-62; grain production, 316-17,337; grass-field crop- rotation system, 373-75; irrigation, 358-59; machine and tractor stations (MTSs), 379-82; milk production, 314; organizational problems of, 383-93; plant breeding, 365; potato production, 314-15» 369-71; poultry breeding, 367-68; poultry production, 384-86; raising productivity of, 350-64; seed selec- tion, 365; square-cluster planting, 377-78; virgin-lands project and, 316-50; wheat production, 344 air transport, 480-81 aircraft, Russian, 430, 454-57 Akopov, Stepan Akopovich, 44 Albania, 232 Aleksandrov, Anatoly Petrovich, 446,454 n. 18 Alliluyeva, Nadezhda Sergeyevna (Nadya), 69,81 n. 7,178; Khrushchev and, 69-70; temperament of, 70-71 Alliluyeva, Svetlana (Svetlanka), 81 n. 3, 82 n. 26; death of her father, 151; first marriage of, 72; Khrushchev’s recollections of, 68-70; marriage to Indian journalist, 73-74; refusal to return to Soviet Union by, 72; relationship with her father, 74; second marriage of, 73; Stalin and, 71 Alyonkin, Ivan Semyonovich, 701 Andreyev, Andrei Andreyevich, 8-9,26 Andreyev, Leonid, 232,237 n. 34 Andropov, Yuri, 66 2 anti-Semitism, Stalin and, 47-57 Antonov, Oleg Konstantinovich, 506,511 n. 30 armaments, spending on, 229 arms race, 521-33 Ashkenazi, Vladimir, 76,82 n. 20,576 Badayev, Aleksei Yegorovich, 308 bakeries, industrial, construction of, 248-49 Bandera, Stepan, 188,201 n. 8,297 n. 34 Barayev, Aleksandr Ivanovich, 333,351 n. 22 Barmin, Vladimir Pavlovich, 465,473 n. 28 Bazhan, Mykola, 39 Bedny, Demyan, 549,562 n. 10 Benediktov, Ivan Aleksandrovich, 305 Beria, Lavrenty Pavlovich, 115,153 n. 7,170-82,201 n. 21,266-67,430,643-44» 652 n. 153; after death of Stalin, 161,183-92; appointed first deputy to Yezhov, 173-74; as member of Bureau of Presidium, 111; as possible successor to Stalin, 113; on behavior of Stalin at start of World War II, 157-58; building of dachas and, 186-88; death of Stalin and, 148-52; disrespect of Stalin by, 140; downfall of, 191-200; history of purges and, 212; in charge of atomic bomb project, 427; intrigues by, 27,29» 34» 35 45» no; Kaganovich and, 140-41; Khrushchev return to Moscow in 1949 and, 181-82; Khrushchev’s recollections of, 58-66; Malenkov and, 179-80; power of, after World War II, 179-80; proposal to abandon socialism in East Germany and, 183-84,197; return of prisoners and exiles and, 185-86,197; Stalin and, 25,32,33,139,164; treatment of, by novelist Sholokhov, 215; Turkish question and, 426; Zhemchuzhina and, 55-56 Beria, Sergo Lavrentyevich, 454,472 n. 4 Bezzubik, Vladimir Grigoryevich, 691, 692, 694, 753,768 n. 35 Bierut, Boleslaw, 214, 220 n. 19, 222,234 n. 2 Biron, Count Ernst-Johann, 35,38 n. 30 Biryuzov, Sergei Semyonovich, 241» 243 n. 14 Blyukher, Vasily Konstantinovich, 216,220 n. 22 Bolshakov, Ivan Grigoryevich, 115 border problems, with China, 230 Brezhnev, Leonid Ilyich, 592,644,647 n. 46,653 n. 158,720 [ 849 ] INDEX Budker, Gersh Itskovich, 409 n. 3,494 Budyonny, Semyon Mikhailovich, 570 Bukharin, Nikolai, 217 Bulganin, Nikolai, 238, 265; as minister of armed forces, 431; as possible head of government, 431; Beria and, 203; Chelomei and, 466; death of Stalin and, 149-52* 150; downfall of Beria and, 197,198-99; navy issues and, 435,441; Nineteenth Party Congress and, 110-11; on attending dinners with Stalin, 181; Stalin and, 82-83 Bullitt, William C, 497, 510 n. 17 cannon, 477-80 cement, 272 Chaliapin, Fyodor, 232,236 n. 34 Charkviani, Kandid Nestorovich, 64,66 n. 15 Chelomei, Vladimir Nikolayevich, 444,463-67, 473-75 n. 32 Chernyshev, Sergei Yevgenyevich, 251,296 n. 15 Chervenkov, Vylko Velov, 426 Chiaureli, Mikhail Edisherovich, 40-41 Chikobava, Arnold Stepanovich, 117,125 n. 6 China, border disputes with, 230,231 Chubar, Vlas Yakovlevich, 28, 89 Churayev, Viktor Mikhaylovich, 628,650 n. 116 coal industry: in Ukraine, 3-4; restoring coal mines, 259-60 collective-farm system, 304-7,413-15 Communist parties, after Twentieth Party Congress, 224 concrete, 276 construction industry, 245-46,247; building of high-rises, 291-95 conventional war vs. nuclear war, 519-20 conventional weapons, 477-80, 523 corn production, 366-67,394-408 cotton production, 349-50 Crankshaw, Edward, 125 n. 8 crop-rotation system, grass-field, 373-75 Czechoslovakia, 228 dairy production, 369 Dayan, Moshe, 234,237 n. 39 defections, 76 defense technology, 482-84 Dekanozov, Vladimir Georgiyevich, 201 n. 21 Dementyev, Pyotr Vasilyevich, 25 Dobrovolsky, Georgy Timofeyevich, 489,492 n. 5 Doctors’ Plot, 98-104 Donbas region; agriculture in, 300-301; restoring coal mines of, 259-60 Dovzhenko, Aleksandr Petrovich, 38-42,46 n. 2 Drunina, Yuliya Vladimirovna, 735,773 n. 153 duck farming, 368-69 Dulles, John Foster, 522-23 Dzhugashvili, Iosif. See Stalin, Joseph Dzhugashvili, Vasily. See Stalin, Vasily (Vasya) East Germany, reducing size of Soviet army in, 513 Edelshtein, Vitaly Ivanovich, 367 Eden, Anthony, 444-45» 559֊6o, 565 n. 37 Egnatashvili, Aleksandr Yakovlevich, 66 n. 2 Ehrenburg, Ilya Grigoryevich, 557-58, 564 n. 26 Eidinov, Aleksei Filippovich, 37 n. 27 Eighteenth Party Congress, 112 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 481,521,528; on military spending, 517-18 Fadeyev, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich, 548-49 fertilizer production, 359-61 flowers, growing of, 418-19 Fomin, Ignaty Ivanovich, 297 n. 26 Fomin, Ivan Aleksandrovich, 251, 256,296 n. 16, 297 n. 22 food shortages, 409—13 Frumina, Anna Yeffemovna, 51-52,57 n. 6,685 Furmanov, Dmitry, 99,104 n. 4 futurism, 564 n. 35 Gagarin, Yuri, 23,37 n. 7,67,81 n. 1,463,485, 492 n. 1 Galan, Yaroslav, 36 n. 1,262 Gamarnik, Yan Borisovich, 86,167 Garst, Roswell, 362,364 n. io, 366-67,390,596, 647 n. 61 Gerasimov, Aleksandr Mikhailovich, 548,562 n. 6 Gheorghiu-Dej, Gheorghe, 225,235 n. 13 Gierek, Edward, 388,393 n. 5 Ginzburg, Semyon Zakharovich Ginzburg, 50 Gitalov, Aleksandr Vasilyevich, 390 Glushko, Valentin Petrovich, 472,472 n. u, 486,503 Goglidze, Sergei Aksentyevich, 201 n. 21 Golodnaya Steppe project (Uzbekistan), 347-48 Gomulka, Wladyslaw, 222-24,226,234-35 n. 4, 388,393 Gorbatov, Aleksandr Vasilyevich, 552» 563 n. 18 C 850 ] INDEX Gorky, Maxim, 40, 249, 296 n. 8 Gorshkov, Sergei Georgyevich, 440—41, 45! Gottwald, Klement, 228—29, 236 n. 18 government spending, 533-42 Govorov, Leonid Aleksandrovich, 108,112 n. 9 grain production, 316-17; shortages, 337 grass-field crop-rotation system, 373—75 Grechko, Andrei Antonovich, 479 Gromyko, Andrei Andreyevich, 230, 517, 523 Grushin, Pyotr Dmitryevich, 476,477 n. 2 Gruzdeva, Zinaida Sergeyevna, 701 Gurevich, Mikhail, 454 helicopters, 480-81 high-rise construction, 291-95 Hitler, Adolf, 157,161—62,468 housing: Khrushchev’s involvement with prefabricated, 265-96; need for, in postwar Moscow, 264; organizing construction of prefabricated, 268-79; virgin-land project and, 330,346-47 Hoxha, Enver, 232, 236 n. 31 Hungary: after Twentieth Party Congress, 222; border disputes of, 231 hydrogen bomb, 482-84 Ignatyev, Semyon Denisovich, 103 Ilyushin, Sergei Vladimirovich, 472 n. 1, 505-6, 510 n. 27 intelligentsia, 545—62 Iran, 231 irrigation, 358-59 Israel, relations with, 233-34 Ivanov, A. V., 28 Jabotinsky, Vladimir, 234,237 n. 40 Kadar, Janos, 231,236 n. 26,368,372 n. 4 Kaganovich, Lazar Moiseyevich, 203, 220 n. 12, 249» 308, 430; after Stalin s death, 183; as dancer, 68; as head of Ministry of Construction Materials, 272; as member of Bureau of Presidium, 111; as successor to Stalin, 113; at Stalin’s dinners, 162; Beria and, 140-41; death of Stalin and, 148,152; downfall of Beria and, 193-94; East German issue and, 184; in Ukraine, 11-16; Khrushchev’s opinion of, 124; Khrushchev’s recollections of, 39, 136-38,165; Molotov and, 87-88; opposition to rehabilitation of purge victims by, 167-68; purges of 1930s and, 171; resolution on use of torture and, 219; Twentieth Party Congress and, 207-10, 213 Kaganovich, Mikhail Moiseyevich, 124 Kalinin, Mikhail Ivanovich, 153 n. 13 Kamenev, Lev Borisovich, 84,89, 217» 221 n. 27 Kaminsky, Grigory Naumovich, 153 n. 8,174~75 182 n. 8,192,195-96, 246, 296 n. 2 Kamov, Nikolai Ilyich, 481,481 n. 2 Kapitsa, Andrei Petrovich, 510 n. 19 Kapitsa, Pyotr Leonidovich, 496-99» 502-3» 510 nn. 11,12,15,18 Kavun, Vasily Mikhailovich, 391,394 n. 15,387, 646 n. 37 Kazakevich, Emmanuil Genrikhovich, 555, 564 n. 23 Kazakhstan, 345 Kedrov, Bonifaty Mikhailovich, 219, 219 n. 3 Kedrov, Mikhail Sergeyevich, 219 Keldysh, Mstislav Vsevolodovich, 267,365, 494-95» 509 n. 6 Keldysh, Vsevolod Mikhailovich, 267,298 n. 48 Kennedy, John E, 485-86, 487,528 Khariton, Yuly Borisovich, 494,509 n. 3 Khobta, Yelena Semyonovna, 643—44 Khrushchev Remembers (Talbott), 715 Khrushchev, Lena (daughter of Nikita Khrushchev), 690 Khrushchev, Nikita, 113; Andropov’s memorandum limited receipt of foreign correspondence by, 662; announcement of death of, 663; as chairman of Ukrainian Council of People’s Commissars, 5; as secretary of Moscow Central Committee, 263-64; assassination of Kirov, 167; assigned to Ukraine in 1938,308-9; banning of Doctor Zhivago and, 555—56; constructing industrial bakeries and, 249; death of, 694-99; early years of, 17 n. 3; funeral of, 664-67,699-700; having dinner with Stalin, 43-44; in Ukraine, 3-17; interest in construction industry, 246-48; involvement with building innovations by, 265—96; Moscow subway project and, 248, 261-62; Nadezhda Alliluyeva and, 69-70; Nineteenth Party Congress and, 106-11; notes on funeral of, 668-76; observations on agriculture by, 299-315; on defections from Soviet Union, 76-77; on [ 851 3 INDEX Khrushchev, Nikita (continued) high-rise construction, 291—95; on military reform, 654-61; on naval maneuvers at Vladivostok, 433-37; rebuilding of Kiev and, 255—57; rebuilding of Kreshchatik street in Kiev, 252—53, 257—59; reflections on Stalin, i53-68; relations with Kaganovich, 14—15; relations with Stalin, 67—68; responsible for agriculture in Moscow agriculture, 307-8; Seventeenth Party Congress and, 164—66; Shevchenko on, as last romantic, 569—653; state of affairs after Stalin’s death, 183—200; transfer to Moscow in 1949, 20—36,181—82, 262—64; transfer to Ukraine in 1938,171—72; Twentieth Party Congress and, 210—19; virgin- lands project and, 316—50; working with Stalin, 43-46 Khrushchev, Nikita (son of Sergei Khrushchev), 690 Khrushchev, Nina Petrovna (wife of Nikita Khrushchev), 51; family history of, 677—91; life of, after death of Khrushchev, 706—59; miscellaneous thoughts recorded by, 759-66; notebooks of, 677-777; recollections on death of Khrushchev by, 691—707 Khrushchev, Rada Nikitychna (daughter of Nikita Khrushchev). SeeAdzhubei, Rada Khrushchev Khrushchev, Sergei (son of Nikita Khrushchev), 683, 685, 690,694-95» 697,710 Khrushchev, Sergei Nikitych (son of Sergei Khrushchev), 690 Khrushchev, Yulia (daughter of Nikita Khrushchev), 690 Khrushchev, Yulochka (daughter of Leonid Nikitych Khrushchev), 691—92 Kiev, rebuilding of, 255—59 Kim II Sung, 91-9295,425—26 Kirichenko, Fyodor Grigoryevich, 7,367,372 n 2 Kirov, Sergei Mironovich, assassination of, 167 Kirponos, Mikhail Petrovich, 162 Kisunko, Grigory Vasilyevich, 476, 477 n. 2 Kobulov, Amayak Zakharovich, 177 Kobulov, Bogdan Zakharovich, 177, 201 n. 21 Kolchak, Aleksandr Vasilyevich, 118,127 n. 11 Komarov, Vladimir Mikhailovich, 492 n. 5, 563 n. 16 Konev, Ivan Stepanovich, 101,102,104 n. 12,239, 241, 242 n. 8 Konotop, Vasily Ivanovich, 388,394 n. 9 Korean War, 91-97» 425—26 Korneichuk, Aleksandr, 21,39, 201 n. 10 Korolyov, Sergei Pavlovich, 455՜61,466, 467, 473 n. 15,486, 503 Korotchenko, D. S., 50-51 Kosior, Stanislav Vikentyevich, 89,171—72, 685—86 Kosygin, Aleksei Nikolayevich, 7, 24,36, 238, 242 n. 3, 409-10, 422 n. 6, 642, 652 n. 149,7i5 752» 771 Kotsyubinsky, Mikhail, 100,104 n. 9 Kozlov, Frol Romanovich, 108,111 n. 6 Kreizer, Yakov Grigoryevich, 54 Kreshchatik street project, Kiev, 252-53, 255—57 Kruglov, Sergei Nikiforovich, 198,201 n. 19 Krupskaya, Nadezhda Konstantinovna, 133—36, 144 n. 15 Krylov, Nikolai Ivanovich, 94 Kugultinov, David, 740, 773 n. 172 Kuibysheva, Galya, 687 Kulík, Grigory Ivanovich, 86 Kuliyev, Kaisyn, 747, 774 n. 191 Kuprin, Aleksandr, 232,237 n, 34 Kurchatov, Igor, 492-93» 509 n. 2 Kutuzov, Mikhail Illarionovich, 159,168 n. 8 Kuznetsov, Aleksei Aleksandrovich, 24, 26,35—36 Kuznetsov, Nikolai Dmitryevich, 457, 473 n. 14, 506,511 nn. 30,32 Kuznetsov, Nikolai Gerasimovich, 434—40, 453 nn. 5,10, 526; relieved of command, 439-40 Kuznetsov, Vasily Vasilyevich, 230 Langman, A. Ya, 253, 296 n. 20 Laptev, Ivan Danilovich, 569 Lavochkin, Semyon Alekseyevich, 460,472 n. 9, 473 n. 22 Lavrentyev, Mikhail Alekseyevich, 495,499—500, 510 n. 8 Lenin, Vladimir, 160; NEP and, 305—6; short- comings of Stalin and, 122 Leningrad affair, 26—30,34-35» 36 n. 2 Leonov, Aleksei, 266, 298 n. 45 Levandovsky, Mikhail Karlovich, 99 Likhachev, Ivan Alekseyevich, 30—31 literature, 546 Litvinov, Maxim, 53 Lobanov, Pavel Pavlovich, 365,372 n. 3 Loga-Sowiński, Ignacy, 388 long-range bombers, 471 [ 852 I INDEX Lorkh, Aleksandr Georgiyevich, 370,372 n. 7 Lozovsky, Solomon Abramovich, 54-55, 57,81 n. 14 Lukanov, Karlo Todorov, 426 Łukaszewicz, lerzy, 388,393 n. 7 Lukomsky, Pavel Yevgenyevich, 148,153 n. 6,694, 769 n. 45 Lukyanenko, Pavel Panteleimonovich, 365 Lunacharsky, Anatoly Vasilyevich, 502 Lysenko, Trofim Denisovich, 587, 646 n. 42 Lyulka, Arkhip Mikhailovich, 508, 511 n. 33 machine and tractor stations (MTSs), 379-82, 609; German destruction of, 310 Makarov, Stepan Osipovich, 433, 453 n. 3 Malenkov, Georgy Maksimilianovich, 23, 25—26, 33; as possible successor to Stalin, 113; purges of 1930s and, 171; intrigues of, 27, 29,34, 35j 37 n. 15» 39» 44֊45; Nineteenth Party Congress and, 106,109-10; Stalin’s death and, 145—46, 173» 174» 430, 441; after Stalin’s death, 183-91; arrest of Yezhov and, 176-77; as dancer, 68; as minister of agriculture, 8—9; Beria and, 179-80, 202-3; death of Stalin and, 147-52; downfall of Beria and, 194—95,197-98; Stalin’s demand that his daughter get divorced, 72-73 Malenkov, Volya Georgiyevna, 72, 81 n. 13 Malinovsky, Rodion Yakovlevich, 94, 230, 239-40, 242 n. 7, 435, 440,451» 512 Malinovsky, Roman Vatslavovich, 163,169 n. 17 Maltsev, Terenty Semyonovich, 10,19 n. 18 Mamulov, Stepan Solomonovich, 201 n. 21 Mao Zedong, 95-96,162, 205, 238,425 Marr, Nikolai Yakovlevich, 117,125,125 nn. 7, 8 Marsakov, G. P., 296 n. 6 Matsekevich, Vladimir Vladimirovich, 365,372 n. 3 574-75 Mayakovsky, Vladimir Vladimirovich, 561,564 n. 28, 565 n. 46 Mazurov, Kirill Trofimovich, 593, 647 n. 50 McNamara, Robert S., 242, 243 n. 15 meat consumption, 227,339 Meir, Golda, 234 Mekhlis, Lev Zakharovich, 86,174, 552 Melnikov, Leonid Georgyevich, 50-52, 57 n. 4 Meretskov, Kirill Afanasyevich, 103,104 n. 16 Merkulov, Vsevolod Nikolayevich, 199—200, 201 n. 21 Mezhlauk, Valery Ivanovich, 496-97 MIG-15 fighters, 454; in Korean War, 95 Mikhailov, Konstantin Vasilyevich, 259-60, 272, 297 n. 30 Mikhailov, Misha Katselenbogen, 196,201 n. 17 Mikhoels, Solomon Mikhailovich, 53,54, 55, 57 nn. 9,10 Mikoyan, Anastas Ivanovich, 25,44, 84,145, 203, 454» 555» 7°°» 736—37; after Nineteenth Party Congress, 113—14; as dancer, 68; downfall of Beria and, 194—95,197; losing Stalin’s confidence, 89; Nineteenth Party Congress and, 109,110—11; responsibility for sugar industry, 363-64; Svetlana’s marriage to Indian journalist and, 73 Mikoyan, Artyom Ivanovich, 473 n. 18 Mil, Mikhail Leontyevich, 480-81,481 n. 1 military reform, Khrushchev on, 654—61 military spending, 5244 military transport, 480-81 milk production, 314 Mingrelian affair, 64—66,151 missile development, 455—72 Mitin, Mark Borisovich, 54 Moldavia, 7 Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich, 25, 45, 55—56, 124,145-46,172» 253» 254» 379» 429» 4509 n. 5; after Nineteenth Party Congress, 113-14; against abandoning socialism in East Germany, 184; as “Stalin’s club,” 87; downfall of Beria and, 192; jailing of wife, Polina Zhemchuzhina, 87; Kaganovich and, 87—88; losing Stalin’s confidence, 87-88; made deputy to Malenkov, 152; Nineteenth Party Congress and, 109,110—11; objecting to virgin-lands project by, 322, 325; opposition to rehabilitation of purge victims and, 167—68; purges of 1930s and, 168; Twentieth Party Congress and, 207, 208, 213 Morozov, Grigory, 72, 81 n. 12 Morozov, joseph (Iosif), 81 n. 12 Moscow: postwar need for housing in, 264; subway project of, 248, 252, 261—62; water supply of, 250-51 Moscow show trials, 220 n. 8 Moscow-Volga canal, 251 Moskalenko, Kirill Semyonovich, 195,198, 201 n. 15, 477 n. 1 MTS. See machine and tractor stations (MTSs) Musiyko, Aleksandr Samsonovich, 372 n. 2 1 853 1 N D E X Myasishchev, Vladimir Mikhailovich, 455, 460-61, 472 n. 6, 473 n. 18 Mylarshchikov, Vladimir Pavlovich, 628, 650 n. 115 Nakashidze, Aleksandra Nikolayevna, 74, 82 n. 18 Nansen, Fridtjof, 305, 316 n. 19 Nedelin, Mitrofan Ivanovich, 462-63, 473 nn. 26, 27 Neizvestny, Ernst, 558-59,564 n. 29, 565 n. 36 Nekrasov, Nikolai, 72, 81 n. 11,345-46,351 n. 31 Neprintsev, Yuri Mikhailovich, 563 n. 11 Nesmeyanov, Aleksandr Nikolayevich, 494, 510 n. 7 New Economic Policy (NEP), 302-3,306, 632-35 Nicholas I (tsar), 547,562 n. 5 Nineteenth Party Congress, 103,105—11 Novikov, Aleksandr, 33-35 nuclear testing, 482-84 nuclear war vs. conventional war, 519—20 Ochab, Edward, 222—24, 235 n. 6 Ordzhonikidze, Grigory Konstantinovich, 89; purges of 1930s and, 171 Organization of Ukrainian Nationalsits (OUN), 262 Ostrovsky, Aleksandr Nikolayevich, 117,125 n. 4 Ovechkin, Valentin, 571 Pasternak, Boris Leonidovich, 550-51,563 n. 13 Patolichev, Nikolai Semyonovich, 12,157 Patsayev, Viktor Ivanovich, 489, 492 n. 5 peaceful coexistence, 515—18, 521—33 Peng Dehuai, 96 Pervukhin, Mikhail Georgyevich, 184,194, 201 n. 14, 43i Peter the Great (tsar), 234 Petrov, Lev Sergeyevich, 691, 769 n. 34 Petrovsky, Grigory Ivanovich, 89-90 Picasso, Pablo, 560,565 n. 38 plant breeding, 365 Plekhanov, Georgy Valentinovich, 160,169 n. 10 Plisetskaya, Maya Mikhailovna, 78—79, 82 n. 22 Podgorny, Nikolai Viktorovich, 587, 592, 646 n. 38,720,721,771 n. 109 Podlas, Kuzma Petrovich, 552 Pokrass, Dmitry Yakovlevich, 548, 562 n. 7 Poland, after Twentieth Party Congress, 222—24 Polikarpov, Nikolai Nikolayevich, 473 n. 18 Polyakov, Vasily, 569, 628 Polyansky, Dmitry Stepanovich, 592, 647 n. 46 Ponomarenkko, Panteleimon Kondratyevich, 320, 350 n. 9 Popov, Georgy Mikhailovich, 21, 23, 263 Poskrebyshev, Aleksandr Nikolayevich, 121—22 potato production, 314—15, 369—71 poultry: breeding, 367-68; production, 384-86 Powers, Gary, 528 Prokofiev, Sergei Sergeyevich, 546, 562 n. 4 Promyslov, Vladimir Fyodorovich, 264 Pryanishnikov, Dmitry Nikolayevich, 373-75, 376 n. 2 Purishkevich, Vladimir Mitrofanovich, 52, 57 n. 7 Pushkin, Alexander, 547, 562 n. 57, 769 n. 50 Pustovioit, Vasily Nikolayevich, 367 Pyatakov, Georgy, 28, 681, 767 n. 8 R-5 missile, 456 R֊7 (Semyorka) missile, 457 railroad ties, constructing concrete, 260-61 Rakosi, Matyas, 62-63, 66 n. 10, 235 n. 10 Redens, Stanislav Frantsevich, 178 Remeslo, Vasily Stepanovich, 365, 372 n. 2 reparations, 227—28 Rikhter, Svyatoslav, 79—80, 82 Rimsky, Lev, 560 Rodionov, Mikhail Ivanovich, 24,37 n. 9 Romania, 225—26; border disputes of, 231—32 Rosenberg, Julius and Ethel, 494,509 n. 4 Rostropovich, Mstislav, 553,564 n. 21 Rudenko, Roman Andreyevich, 198,199, 200, 203, 219, 219 n. 6 Rudzutak, Yan Ernestovich, 89 Rukhimovich, Moisei Lvovich, 28 Rumyantsev, Aleksei Matveyevich, 624, 649 n. 103 Russian aircraft, 430 Rutherford, Ernest, 497, 510 Rykov, Aleksei Ivanovich, 89, 217 Rylsky, Maksim Fadeyevich, 39,177 Saburov, Maksim Zakharovich, 184,193, 201, 431 Sakharov, Andrei Dmitryevich, 482—84, 493,499 Scherbakov, Aleksandr Sergeyevich, 101 scientists, 483—85 Second Congress, 315 secret agents, 429—30 seed selection, 365, 366—67 Serebryakova, Galina, 558,564 nn. 30,33 Serov, Ivan Aleksandrovich, 198, 201 n. 19 t 854 1 INDEX Seventeenth Party Congress, 113,156,164-66, 552 Shakhurin, Aleksei Ivanovich, 25-26, 33-35 Shamberg, Mikhail, 81 nn, 3,14 Shamberg, Vladimir, 37 n. 15, 81 nn. 13,14 Shayakhmetov, Zhumabai, 318-19,350 n. 7 Shchadenko, Yefim Afanasyevich, 86 Shcherbakov, Aleksandr Sergeyevich, 38,39,40, 42-43 263 Shchusev, Aleksei Viktorov, 251-53 Shehu, Mehmet, 232, 236 n. 32 Shelepin, Aleksandr Nikolayevich, 628, 650 n. 114 Shepilov, Dmitry, 569 Shevchenko, Andrei Stepanovich, 127 n. 14,371; on Khrushchev, as last romantic, 569-653 Shevchenko, Taras, 7-8,19 n. 15 Shlikhter, Aleksandr Grigoryevich, 379 Shmelyov, Nikolai, 691,769 n. 33 Sholokhov, Mikhail Aleksandrovich, 214—15, 220 n. 21 Shostakovich, Dmitry Dmitryevich, 560,565 nn. 41,42 Shtykov, Terenty Fomich, 94 Shuisky, Grigory Trofimovich, 120,127 n. 12,569 Shuisky, Vasily Ivanovich, 127 n. 12 Shvarts, Semyon, 28 Shvernik, Nikolai Mikhailovich, 152,153 n. 13 Simonov, Konstantin Mikhailovich, 558,741,742, 770 n. 60 Singh, Brajesh, 82 nn. 16,17 Six-Day War, 234, 241-42 Skuratov-Belsky, Grigory Lukyanovich, 164 Snesarev, Andrei Yevgenyevich, 128,141-43 n. 2 Socialist Revolutionary Party (SRs), 169 n. 12 Sokolov, Konstantin Mikhailovich, 266, 298 n. 43 Sokolovsky, Vasily Danilovich, 241, 243 nn. 11,12, 449»531 Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Isayevich, 551—52, 553—54, 563 nn. 15,17, 564 n. 22 Soviet armed forces: airplane development, 454-55; military transport, 480-81; missile development, 455-73; reducing size of army, 512-14; scientists and technology, 483—85; Soviet navy, 433-53; space program and, 485-91; Stalin s legacy and, 425-32; tanks and cannon, 477-80; underground factories for, 468-69 Soviet navy, 433—53, 536-37 Soviet Union: meat consumption in, 227 space cooperation, 485-92 Sputnik, 457 Spychalski, Marian, 388 square-cluster planting, 377-78 Stalin, Joseph: about himself, 127-41; after Nineteenth Party Congress, 201—2; altercation with Krupskaya and, 133-34; anti-Semitism and, 47-57; as Marxist, 161; behavior of, in Last years, 138-41; Beria and, 58-66,138-39; Beria s account of, at start of World War II, 157-58; character of, 67; conduct in World War II, 158—59; creation of Bureau of Presidium by, 145-46; death of, 145-52; Doctors Plot and, 98-104; family dinners and, 70; family life of, 67-81; gong to movies with, 115-16; his children and, 71—72; incident expressing displeasure with Lenin, 130; intellectuals and, 547-49; interest in economic problems by, 117—24; interest in linguistics by, 117; Khrushchev and Ukrainian famine of 1946 and, 6-8; Khrushchev s reflections on, 153-68; Korean War and, 91-97, 425-26; last years of, 82-90; Leningrad affair and, 26-34; Leninism and, 303—4; memories of his father, 131; memories of places of exile, 130-33; naval buildup by, 428-29; Nineteenth Party Congress and, 105—11; relations with Khrushchev, 67-68; treatment of, by novelist Sholokhov, 215; use of bourgeois specialists and, 127—30 Stalin, Vasily (Vasya), 25,37 n. 14, 69,71, 81 Stalin, Yakov, 71 Starchenko, Vasily Fyodorovich, 5,18 n. 7 Starovsky, Vladimir Nikonovich, 569 Stolypin, Pyotr Arkadyevich, 321,350 n. 11 Strategic Missile Forces, 470—71 Strazhesko, Nikolai Dmitriyevich, 100,104 n. 8 Strokach, Timofei Amvrosyevich, 189 submarine fleet, buildup of, 445-49, 537 surveillance, 429 Suslov, Mikhail Andreyevich, 77-78,550,553, 555-56,755 771 n. 111 Sverdlov, Yakov Mikhailovich, 131-32,144 n. 10 Svetlichny, Vladimir Andreyevich, 390, 394 n. 14 Talbott, Strobe, 715 tanks, 477-80 Tarkhanov, Mikhail Mikhailovich, 117,125 n. 4 Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich, 546, 562 n. 4 technology, defense, 482-84 [ 855 j INDEX Thatcher, Margaret, 748 Timashuk, Lidiya Fyodorovna, 98,100,102,104 n. 1 Timoshenko, Semyon Konstantinovich, 86,239 Tito, Josip Broz, 77-78,168 n. 7, 215-16,541,542 n. 7 Tolstoy, Aleksei, 240,243 n. 10 tomatoes, importation of, 417-18 tractor production, 333 transport, military, 480-81 Trotsky, Leon, 142 n. 2; Stalin’s attitude toward, 84 Tsanava, Lavrenty Fomich, 201 n. 21 Tukhachevsky, Mikhail Nikolayevich, 86, 216 Tulaikov, Nikolai Maksimovich, 596, 647 Tupolev, Andrei Nikolayevich, 455, 472 n. 5, 503-5, 506-7,508-9,510 n. 23 Tvardovsky, Aleksandr Trofimovich, 549,553,558, 563 n. 12 Twentieth Party Congress, 201-19,220 n. 13; Communist parties after, 222 Tychina, Pavlo, 39 Ugarov, Aleksandr Ivanovich, 263 Ukraine: agriculture in, 308—9,309-12; coal industry in, 3-4; drought of 1946 in, 310-11; famine of 1946 in, 4-6; liberation from Nazi Germany, 3-4; rebuilding of, 4 Ulbricht, Walter, 227, 235 n. 14 Ulyanova, Maria Ilyinichna, 134,144 n. 17 underground factories, for Soviet defenses, 468-69 Ustinov, Dmitry, 472 n. 10 Utyosov, Leonid Osipovich, 560,565 n. 43 Vannikov, Boris Lvovich, 427,469,479,480 n. 2 Varentsov, Sergei Sergeyevich, 479 Vasilenko, Vasily Kharitonovich, 100,103,104 Vilyams, Vasily Robertovich, 373-75» 375 n. 1 Vinogradov, Vladimir Nikitych, 100,103-4» 104 virgin lands, 312-13,316-50 Vlasov, Aleksandr Vasilyevich, 254, 259 Vlodzimirsky, Lev Yemelyanovich, 201 n. 21 Volkov, Vladimir Nikolayevich, 489,492 n. 5 Voronov, Gennady Ivanovich, 592, 647 n. 46 Voroshilov, 86-87,111,113,116-17,124» 152» 2°3 547-48; death of Stalin and, 148; downfall of Beria and, 194,195; elected to Bureau of Presidium, 146; opposition to rehabilitation of purge victims and, 167-68; Twentieth Party Congress and, 207-10,213 Voroshilov, Kliment Yefremovich, 144 n. 2,190-91 Voznesensky, Andrei Andreyevich, 736,773 n. 153 Voznesensky, Nikolai Alekseyevich, 24,29,31-32, 35,3в n.31 Vyshinksy, A. Ya, 88-89 war, nuclear vs. conventional, 519-20 Wasilewska, Wanda, 21, 642,642 n. 150 wheat production, 344,365-66 wire-tappings, 429 Yagoda, G. G., 161,164,170,212, 253 Yakovlev, Yakov Arkadyevich, 174-76,182 n. 6 Yangel, Mikhail Kuzmich, 459-62,466,467,473 n. 18 Yaroshenko, Luka Danilovich, 123,125 n. 9 Yasnov, Mikhail Alekseyevich, 280,298 n. 55 Yeremenko, Andrei Ivanovich, 740,773 n. 170 Yermilov, Vladimir Vladimirovich, 565 n. 46 Yevtushenko, Yevgeny Aleksandrovich, 558-59, 561,564 n. 28 Yezhov, N. L, 161,164,168,170-73» 212; arrest of, 176-77 Yugoslavia, border disputes with Hungary, 231 Yuryev, Vasily Yakovlevich, 371,372 n. 9 Yusupov, Usman Yusupovich, 350 Zakharov, Matvei Vasilyevich, 243, 243 n. 13 Zasyadko, Aleksandr Fyodorovich, 260,297 n. 31, 465, 473 n. 29 Zeldovich, Yakov Borisovich, 494,509 n. 3 Zemlyachka, Rozaliya Samoilovna, 173 Zhdanov, Aleksei Aleksandrovich, 24,26-27,98, 100-102, 263 Zhdanov, Andrei, 104 Zhemchuzhina, Polina Semyonovna, 53,54,55-56, 57 n. 8 Zholtovsky, 251-54 Zhou Enlai, 95-96 Zhukov, Georgy Konstantinovich, 195,198,201 n. 15,242 nn. 4,9,441,531,535; replacement of, 239 Zhukovsky, Nikolai Yegorovich, 509,511 n. 34 Zinoviev, Grigory, 217, 221 n. 27» 382,555-56 Zverev, Arseny Grigoryevich, 309,316 n. 226,409, 422 n. 5 Zykina, Lyudmila, 214 l 8 6 ] Bayerische Sta atsbibliothek München
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