The whole corn thing was seriously retarded.
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Perry
Aaron Hernandez
Khrushchev did start it though.
Lucas Baker
It was ideological. It was about thr legacy of Stalin. Once Khrushchev told Mao, why don't you move Stalin to Beijing if you guys like him so much?
However, from today's perspective, Khrushchev was more like adding tweaks on Stalin's system, rather than really going for a capitalism move.
Aaron Reyes
We'll Khrushchev ultimately was proven right since china soon became a insanely deformed workers state with an NEP on steroids that began to collaborate with the USA against Socialist states and socialist orgs (People's republic of Cambodia / Splitting the Left-Opposition in Rhodesia / supporting US backed "Radical Democracy" AKA SocDem orgs in Ethiopia to overthrow the Derg goverment
Jose Ramirez
The USA already had submarine based missiles, so withdrawing from Cuba created an imbalance, not parity.
Lincoln Collins
and thats just plain wrong and shows a lack of understanding of what that term even means
politically, ideologically, economically
oneparty.co.uk
kurt-gossweiler.de
Cameron Murphy
which isn't what the description of the revisionist policies implies and what dunces like Bill Bland hoxhaists and also maoists are fucking up which is why they really are just as fucking retarded
Alexander Turner
Very little economic change happened under him
The only real economic change was the creation of regional economic soviets to de-centralise the planning model
What major changes occurred in the USSRs political system from 1936-1988?
Marxism-Leninism was still the governing ideology of the CPSU and the USSR and was all the way up until the late eighties
No economic or political changes occurred that conflicted with ML
Ryder Williams
His economic reforms began the revival of capitalism that culminated in Gorbachev and his destruction of the USSR.
His land reforms caused massive erosion that took over a decade to recover from, and caused economic set-backs.
His obsession with rockets and missiles meant that the excellent and war-tested soviet cannon designers had to start from scratch after he left to replace the needs of the armed forces.
His lies about Stalin resulted in world-wide rejection of communism. France, for example, had a VERY popular communist party with their affiliates making up large portions of the elected government. After that little speech the government lost most of them.
Cooper Parker
wrong, read
just going full retarded into denial mode over everything that happened by just saying "didnt happen" when it's already posted and described if you actually cared to read up on the issue ("i dont want to read any sources i just want a comment on here to say something i'll just flat out deny hurhurrhurrrr XDDD")
get the fuck off you fucking moron