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• The Uncertainty of Soviet Foreign Policy

  Open Access•Sidney I Plo, I Plo et al.•ARTICLE•World Politics•1963

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  Politics cannot tolerate indulgence, it must be logical and consistent.” This was a lesson in Soviet foreign policy which N. S. Khrushchev administered in July 1957, or just after the organizational finale to his bitter struggle with V. M. Molotov, whom the victorious leader accused of favoring “the policy of ‘tightening all the screws’” in relations with the West. However, in the past two and a half years, erraticism has often marked the Kremlin…

• The Bolshevik Past as the First Secretary Likes It

  Open Access•Sidney I Plo, I Plo et al.•ARTICLE•World Politics•1960

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  The leaders of all modern states have appreciated to some extent the role played by historical studies in determining a citizenry's world outlook. The keenest sense of awareness has been exhibited by the authoritarian rulers, the self-chosen “men of destiny” who have felt compelled to fulfill—and to generate enthusiasm for—a “historic mission” whose execution would benefit a select people or mankind in general. Thus did the archracist among this …

• The Bolshevik Past as the First Secretary Likes It

  Open Access•Sidney I Plo, I Plo et al.•ARTICLE•World Politics•1960

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  The leaders of all modern states have appreciated to some extent the role played by historical studies in determining a citizenry's world outlook. The keenest sense of awareness has been exhibited by the authoritarian rulers, the self-chosen “men of destiny” who have felt compelled to fulfill—and to generate enthusiasm for—a “historic mission” whose execution would benefit a select people or mankind in general. Thus did the archracist among this …

• The Uncertainty of Soviet Foreign Policy

  Open Access•Sidney I Plo, I Plo et al.•ARTICLE•World Politics•1963

  Incluir item

  Politics cannot tolerate indulgence, it must be logical and consistent.” This was a lesson in Soviet foreign policy which N. S. Khrushchev administered in July 1957, or just after the organizational finale to his bitter struggle with V. M. Molotov, whom the victorious leader accused of favoring “the policy of ‘tightening all the screws’” in relations with the West. However, in the past two and a half years, erraticism has often marked the Kremlin…

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