Russia in the 20th century: The Geneva Conference and peaceful coexistence
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Table of Contents
- Introduction.
- A study of the Soviet press' portrayal of the Geneva conference.
- significance of the Geneva Conference.
- The Geneva Conference of 1955.
- Soviet foreign relations.
- The Soviet press of the 1950's.
- The most important result of the Geneva Conference.
- The glowing reviews of the 'spirit of Geneva'.
- Conclusion - President Eisenhower's open criticism of the Soviets.
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