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1. What if Khrushchev had not blinked?

2. Khrushchev officially revealed the cruelties of Stalin's regime.

3. What did Khrushchev hope to accomplish?

4. When Khrushchev assumed power he burned Stalin.

5. Khrushchev demanded an American undertaking not to attack Cuba.

6. When Eisenhower fell into the trap, Khrushchev crowed over his discomfort and demanded an apology or a repudiation of presidential responsibility.

7. He appealed to Khrushchev to remove the offensive weapons under United Nations supervision.

8. That was only the first occasion that Chairman Khrushchev reminded Chairman Mao that the paper tiger had nuclear teeth.

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9. In historical perspective, we know that Chairman Khrushchev was surely right.

10. He noted that Marshal Malinovsky adhered to Khrushchev like a leech in Paris.

11. John's appeal enabled Khrushchev to step down without losing face.

12. He was furious with Khrushchev for breaking the moratorium, but he refused to be stampeded into a new series of tests.

13. History stalks the Kremlin: Khrushchev fell 25 years ago, and the parallels with today are stark.

14. As an alternative to this bloc policy Khrushchev offered to conclude treaties of non-aggression and friendship with the states concerned.

15. Neither had Khrushchev, who also had hard-liners in Moscow pushing him toward the brink.

16. Khrushchev was in the weaker position at home, since Eisenhower was almost immune to criticism, especially on military matters.

17. Zero: Most likely under orders from Khrushchev.

18. I liked the way he stood Nikita Khrushchev.

19. Khrushchev himself seems to have reached a different position.

20. Mr. Khrushchev , moreover, was all bluff and bluster.

21. Everyone was agog to hear what on earth comrade Khrushchev would say.

22. Khrushchev may have been perspicacious enough to imagine the day when his turn would come and he would become Special Pensioner Khrushchev.

23. Accounts of Beria have been heavily influenced by the version put out by Khrushchev, who won the struggle for the succession.

24. Perhaps it was to exploit this slight sign of thaw that Eisenhower immediately afterwards invited Khrushchev to the United States.

25. With this unhappy enterprise fresh in their minds, Kennedy and Khrushchev met in Vienna in June 1961.

26. It had spent 40 years in a warehouse after Nikita Khrushchev ordered its removal.

27. Kennedy said as much in the summer of 1961, when he met Khrushchev in Vienna.

28. In 1959, at their man-to-man talks at Camp David, Eisenhower and Khrushchev admitted this to each other.

29. The two sides were now on a collision course: Khrushchev could not allow West Berlin to remain as an escape hatch.

30. Indeed, it was not at all clear that Eisenhower and Khrushchev could control the hardliners in their own countries.