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| | Georgi Malenkov - Wikipedia |
 | | Malenkov werd benoemd tot directeur van een waterkrachtcentrale en later tot directeur van een verwarmingscentrale in Kazachstan. | | | Malenkov vervulde nog twee jaar de functie van minister van Energievoorziening, maar werd in 1957 ook van die post ontheven. | | | Na het overlijden van Stalin in maart 1953 werd Malenkov premier, Nikita Chroesjtsjov secretaris van het Centraal Comité en Boelganin minister van Defensie en Lavrenti Beria minister van Binnenlandse Zaken. |
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| | Georgy Malenkov - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | With Beria's support, Malenkov became Chairman of the Council of Ministers (or Premier) as well as First Secretary of the party, but he had to resign from the Secretariat on March 13th due to the opposition of other members of the Presidium. | | | In 1952, Malenkov became a member of the party Secretariat. | | | After graduating in 1925, he worked for the Communist Party and became one of Stalin's confidants. |
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| | The Cold War Museum - Georgy Malenkov |
| | Malenkov graduated from school with honors and became a political commissar for the Red Army in 1919 during the Russian civil war. | | | In February 1955 Malenkov was forced to resign his ministerial post, ostensibly because he was responsible for the government's agricultural policy not succeeding. | | | Malenkov retained the role of prime minister, and served in this position for two years. |
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| | Malenkov was forced by Khrushchev in the summer of 1955 to resign his post as prime minister. | | | Pravda, 10 February, 1955, report on the appointment of G. Malenkov to the post of Minister of Energetics. | | | Malenkov first appointed to Minister of Energy for a time, but still remained member of the Politburo. |
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| | CNN Cold War - Spotlight: Kremlin power struggle |
| | Malenkov was forced to resign as premier in February 1955, a victim of Khrushchev's political maneuvering. | | | Malenkov, along with Beria, was an essential part of Stalin's "state within a state" -- the political structure that kept Stalin's hold on power unquestioned. | | | Beria's political ally in the Kremlin, Georgi Malenkov, became prime minister. |
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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/cold.war/episodes/07/spotlight
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| | The Hindu : Miscellaneous / This Day That Age : dated February 10,1955: Bulganin is new Soviet PM |
| | Malenkov's resignation was submitted to the Supreme Soviet in a letter in which he confessed inadequacies and shortcomings in economic policy, and it was unanimously accepted at a ten-minute session. | | | Malenkov's resignation were announced at a joint session of the two Houses of the Supreme Soviet, the Russian Parliament. | | | Marshal Nikolai Alexandrovich Bulganin, Defence Minister, was on February 8 appointed the new Prime Minister of Soviet Russia within three hours of Mr. |
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| | Georgy Malenkov |
| | Described as a revisionist by Nikita Khrushchev, he was forced to resign in 1955. | | | In 1946 Joseph Stalin appointed Malenkov as his deputy prime minister and became a full member of the Politburo. | | | When Stalin died in 1953 Malenkov became both prime minister and head of the Communist Party. |
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| | We didn't start the fire: Malenkov |
| | Malenkov served in the Second World War and after it he was appointed second secretary of the Central Committee and deputy prime minister. | | | But in February 1955 he was forced to resign as prime minister. | | | After Stalin's death he became prime minister in March 1953. |
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| | Russia - The Khrushchev Era |
| | Malenkov found a formidable rival in Khrushchev, whom the Presidium elected first secretary (Stalin's title of general secretary was abolished after his death) in September 1953. | | | The Central Committee overturned the Presidium's decision and expelled Khrushchev's opponents (Malenkov, Molotov, and Kaganovich), whom Khrushchev labeled the "antiparty group." In a departure from Stalinist procedure, Khrushchev did not order the imprisonment or execution of his defeated rivals but instead placed them in relatively minor offices. | | | Stalin died without naming an heir, and none of his associates had the power to make an immediate claim to supreme leadership. |
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| | The Rise of Khrushchev |
| | On Khrushchev's motion, the Supreme Soviet which heard the announcement of Malenkov's resignation promptly elected Bulganin as the new Prime Minister. | | | Three new men were named to the Secretariat: Shepilov, editor of Pravda; Aristov, party secretary of Khabarovsk province, who now became Khrushchev's chief assistant for Party affairs; and Beliaev, party secretary of the Altai province--the latter two appointments apparently reflecting Khrushchev's concern with the affairs of Soviet Asia. | | | After the death of Stalin he had obviously achieved a place of great power by taking over the senior secretaryship of the Party from Malenkov. |
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http://mars.vnet.wnec.edu/~grempel/courses/russia/lectures/43risekhrush.html
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| | USSR: Communist Party: 1919-1991 (Secretariat) |
| | Malenkov relieved of duties at the Central Committee plenum; Secretariat elected by the Central Committee: Ignatyev, Pospelov, Suslov, Khrushchev, Shatalin | | | Brezhnev, Ignatov, Pegov, Ponomarenko relieved of duties at the joint session of the Central Committee, the Council of Ministers and the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet; Ignatyev, Pospelov, Shatalin elected secretaries | | | Malenkov relieved of duties by questionnaire [1]; Patolichev approved secretary by questionnaire |
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| | ARoms.com - Forums - Beyond Stalingrad (plz comment) |
| | Malenkov and his comrades were ushered into a long, grey boat with a canvas roof, though it was open at the sides. | | | Ilyushin stuck his head through the doorway to the stairs and yelled, | | | “ Actually, I sort of wandered in, Corporal Gorunov sir.” Malenkov said. |
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| | But, it might be the case that by the time of the public speeches of the electoral campaign for the Supreme Soviet of the USSR in the first half of March 1954, this document or its essence had become known only to Malenkov. | | | In his words, Beria had "positioned himself apart and began to act, ignoring the CC and the government in the crucial issues of the competence of the CC. | | | In his cover memorandum to Khrushchev, Malyshev, a Deputy Chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers who had headed the tank industry during the war, stated that he, too, had helped author the draft article and had also sent copies to Khrushchev's two leading colleagues, "Comrades Malenkov and Molotov." |
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http://www.wilsoncenter.org/index.cfm?topic_id=1409&fuseaction=library.document&id=166
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| | R. Lee Ermeys SOUND OFF Forum :: View topic - This Day in History - Updated Version [ Guest ] |
| | With his passing, the heir apparent was Georgi Malenkov, who was named premier and first secretary of the Communist Party the day after Stalin's death. | | | Yet, when Stalin died in March 1953, Khrushchev was overlooked in favor of Malenkov. | | | In March 1958, Khrushchev consolidated his power by taking the office of premier himself. |
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| | In 1955 he removed Malenkov from the premiership in favour of his handpicked nominee, Marshal Nikolay A. | | | In 56 Khrushchev gave his famous speach on the "cult of the individual and its consequences",denouncing Stalin in closed session of 20th Party Congress. | | | Malenkov, became the Chairman of the Council of Ministers. |
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| | Khrushchev became First Secretary in September, 1953 ushering in a period in which Malenkov and Khrushchev shared power. | | | Khrushchev ousted the so-called Anti-Party Group from the Presidium and ultimately from the party and, in 1958 became Premier while retaining the position of First Secretary. | | | Malenkov, Kaganovich, Molotov and Bulganin attempted to oust Khrushchev in the summer of 1957 and won a vote in the Presidium to oust Khrushchev but Georgy Zhukov the defence minister and war hero, supported Khrushchev's demands that the matter be sent to the Central Committee which overturned the Presidium vote. |
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| | BBC - h2g2 - Malenkov |
| | In March 1953 Stalin died and Malenkov succeeded him as Premier and First Party Secretary, horrifying the western powers who knew him primarily as the mastermind behind the 1930s purges. | | | During WWII he became one of the five members of the 'inner Politburo' which made all the major policy decisions with regards to Russian involvement. | | | A bright student, he graduated with honours and, during the Russian civil war, became a political commissar for the Red Army in 1919. |
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| | Commentary Magazine - Was Malenkov Behind the Anti-Semitic Plot? |
| | ...Back in the fall of 1948, under Malenkov's own prompting, these departments had been taken away from the direct supervision of the Politburo and split up... | | | ...He did not last long, being replaced shortly by General Bulganin, a close associate of Lazar Kaganovich (who was opposed to both Zhdanov and Malenkov... | | | ...Stalin had died meanwhile, and Georgi Malenkov become his ostensible successor... |
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http://www.commentarymagazine.com/Summaries/V15I5P14-1.htm
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| | Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeyevich |
| | After the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953, Khrushchev became first secretary of the Central Committee, in effect the head of the Communist party of the USSR. | | | In 1956, during the 20th Party Congress, Khrushchev took an unprecedented step and denounced Stalin and his methods. | | | The party supported Malenkov and Khrushchev, and Beria was arrested and executed in 1953. |
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| | USSR: Communist Party: 1952-1966 (Presidium) |
| | Kaganovich, Malenkov, Molotov and Shepilov relieved of duties at the Central Committee plenum | | | Presidium elected at the joint session of the Central Committee, Council of Ministers and Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet: Beriya, Bulganin, Voroshilov, Kaganovich, Malenkov, Mikoyan, Molotov, Pervukhin, Saburov, Stalin [1], Khrushchev; candidate members - Bagirov, Melnikov, Ponomarenko, Shvernik | | | Presidium elected by the Central Committee: full members - Bulganin, Voroshilov, Kaganovich, Kirichenko, Malenkov, Mikoyan, Molotov, Pervukhin, Saburov, Suslov, Khrushchev; candidate members- Brezhnev, Zhukov, Mukhitdinov, Furtseva, Shvernik, Shepilov |
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| | AllRefer.com - Georgi Maksimilianovich Malenkov (Russian, Soviet, And CIS History, Biography) - Encyclopedia |
| | In 1957, Malenkov was removed from all important posts for his role in the "antiparty faction" opposing Khrushchev. | | | Malenkov's premiership was marked by a conciliatory foreign policy and by the curtailment of the power of the secret police. | | | In Feb., 1955, he was forced to resign, assuming blame for the failure of the government's agricultural policy; he was succeeded by Nikolai Bulganin, whom Khrushchev supported for the post. |
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| | The Khrushchev Era |
| | Afterwards, Khrushchev pushed Malenkov and Bulganin aside from power (using his powers as First Secretary of the Communist Party) to be Prime Minister and Party Leader. | | | His speech frightened seniors members of the party, including Malenkov, Molotov and Kaganovich. | | | Molotov was made the Ambassador to Mongolia, Malenkov would be made the director of a power station, and Kaganovich would be a director of a plant in the Urals. |
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| | De daarop volgende terreurcampagne stond onder leiding van Malenkov. | | | Na de dood van Stalin werd Malenkov in 1953 premier van de Sovjet Unie. | | | Zdjanov werd van deze ontdekking dan ook het voornaamste slachtoffer. |
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| | Documents on Canadian External Relations (DCER) |
| | This meeting of the Supreme Soviet was obviously intended to make clear to the world that any disagreement or instability in the ranks of the Government would no longer exist. | | | Malenkov said his piece to this effect possibly at the suggestion of other members of the Government and of the Party. | | | Early in November, at the celebration of the 37th Anniversary of the October Revolution, Malenkov had impressed the United Kingdom and United States Ambassadors with his apparent desire to avoid further tensions and to discuss major issues rationally with Western representatives. |
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http://dfait-maeci.gc.ca/department/history/dcer/details-en.asp?intRefId=1586
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| | Commentary Magazine - The Prospects for Peace with the Soviets: The Kremlin's Terms to the West |
| | ...Beria and Malenkov, after serving as candidatemembers, became full members in 1946, and Bulganin, Kosseigin, and Kusnetzov became candidate-members... | | | ...At the founding of the Cominform in Warsaw in the fall of 947, Malenkov appeared at Zhdanov's side as representative of the Communist party of the Soviet Union, thereby letting it be known that the Politburo was united behind Zhdanov... | | | ...The leadership of the Politburo fell to the "troika"-Beria, Malenkov, and Khrustschev-who succeeded in filling the most important positions in the party with their own adherents... |
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| | Degenerate Magazine Beria Degenerate Chapter Eleven: The Kremlin's Civil War |
| | On March 6, per their agreement, Beria "spontaneously" nominated Malenkov as chairman of the Council of Ministers. | | | His first order of business was to solder together the state security bodies back into a united MVD, with Beria as its chief. | | | Malenkov was sent into a panic, either because of this lone voice of dissent or out of general nervousness. |
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| | 6 March: This Date in History |
| | The trial of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg begins in New York Southern District federal court. | | | When Stalin died in March 1953, Malenkov took the position of premier and first secretary of the Communist Party. | | | In just two weeks, his main political opponent in the Communist Party, Nikita Khrushchev, had organized a coalition of political and military leaders against Malenkov and took over as first secretary. |
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| | Stalin against the future Khrushchevism |
| | In his Report to the XIXth Congress, Malenkov underscored four major weaknesses of the Party. | | | It defended the revolutionary ideas that would be dismantled four years later by Khrushchev and Mikoyan. | | | Khrushchev concluded that the Purge was an arbitrary act that was in no way justified, thereby rehabilitating the political positions of the opportunists and the enemies of socialism. |
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| | Presidential Papers, Doc#88 Personal and confidential To Henry Agard Wallace, 16 March 1953. In The Papers of Dwight ... |
| | Agriculture Secretary and Vice-President under Franklin D. Roosevelt and briefly Truman's Secretary of Commerce, Wallace had broken with the Administration and in 1948 had run for President on the Progressive party ticket, strongly favoring improved U.S.-Soviet relations (see Galambos, Columbia University, no. 110; see also n. | | | Wallace, who now made his home in South Salem, New York, had written on March 7 and 10 (AWF/N), in the first letter praising Eisenhower for his "intelligence, integrity, and courage" and complimenting him on his recent statement to the Russian people (see no. 72). | | | Wallace believed that Georgi Maximilianovich Malenkov as Stalin's successor had "the opportunity of adopting a new line which will save both himself and the World." He urged the President to send Ambassador Charles Eustis Bohlen to Moscow "as soon as possible with the right kind of message to Malenkov. |
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| | CNN Cold War - Interview: Sergei Khrushchev |
| | Just after Stalin's death my father spoke with [Deputy Premier Nikolay] Bulganin and they thought that they must prevent [secret police chief Lavrenty] Beria [from] climbing to power. | | | The nature of Malenkov was [to] support somebody; he was not the leader, he was the person who was looking for the consensus, who joined the majority. | | | But in a short time, in months, Malenkov understood first of all that Beria was alone, isolated in the Presidium -- and Malenkov [always] supported the majority. |
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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/cold.war/episodes/07/interviews/khrushchev
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| | TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Nobody Really Knows -- Mar. 30, 1953 |
| | Vignette StoryServer 5.0 Sat Sep 10 23:12:04 2005 | | | The job he gave up, that of secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, is the one through which Stalin fashioned his real control over Russia, and Malenkov his claims to the succession. | | | Moscow crisply announced last week that Premier Georgy Malenkov, "at his own request," had stepped out of one of the three jobs he inherited from Stalin. |
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| | Georgij Malenkov - Wikipedia |
| | Sebbene Malenkov inizialmente avesse perso la posizione di favorito a vantaggio di Andrei Zhdanov e Beria, egli ritornò presto nel favore di Stalin, specialmente per la caduta di Zhdanov. | | | Malenkov nacque a Orenburg, Russia, in una famiglia militare di orgine macedone. | | | Dopo la vittoria dell'Armata Rossa nel 1921, Malenkov studiò a Mosca nella Scuola Tecnica Superiore. |
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| | Georgi Malenkov Biography |
| | Georgi Malenkov is born in 1920 in Orenburg, Russia. | | | He also became the first Secretary of the Russian Communist Party. | | | Malenkov becomes a full member of the Politburo in 1946. |
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| | Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - The online encyclopedia you can trust! |
| | After the war Malenkov won full membership on the Politburo (1946) and was appointed second secretary of the Central Committee and deputy prime minister. | | | In the postwar period he also became involved in a bitter rivalry with A.A. Zhdanov, as a result of whose charges Malenkov was relieved of one of his party posts (1946). | | | Named a candidate member of the Politburo in 1941, he served during World War II on the State Defense Committee, the small group that directed the Soviet war effort. |
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| | Citizen Kurchatov - Malenkov |
| | Malenkov was eventually exiled inside the Soviet Union, but remained an ardent communist until his death in Moscow in 1988, two years after the death of Molotov. | | | However, when Stalin died, Malenkov wasn't as quick as Beria to criticize the dead leader. | | | Malenkov was the first of the subsequent troika to warn that a nuclear war could lead to global destruction. |
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| | Malenkov once more joined the majority in 1957, while he was against my father. | | | If he understood at that time that they will fail, he will be on my father side and maybe for the rest of his life. | | | But in the short time, in months, Malenkov understood first of all that Beria is alone, isolated in the Presidium, and Malenkov he all the time supported majority. |
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| | Malenkov, Georgi Maximilianovich - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Malenkov, Georgi Maximilianovich |
| | Soviet prime minister 1953–55, Stalin's designated successor but abruptly ousted as Communist Party secretary within two weeks of Stalin's death by Khrushchev, and forced out as prime minister in 1955 by Bulganin. | | | This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. |
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| | WashingtonPost.com: Inside the Kremlin's Cold War: From Stalin to Khrushchev |
| | This generation was a direct precursor to the leadership of Leonid Brezhnev, Yuri Andropov, and Konstantin Chernenko. | | | The articulate Zhdanov would bully the leaders of the East European Communist parties, while the sophisticated Malenkov would reshuffle party apparatchiks and state managers like a deck of cards. | | | Even Khrushchev, having ousted all his rivals by 1957, would build up his own nationwide cult of personality and control everything--from emulation of American agriculture (his notorious "corn" campaign) to suppression of the intellectual opposition and the supervision of Moscow's bohemian circles. |
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| | ISCIP - Perspective |
| | Behind this dispute lay the main issue--which was more important, the party or the state. | | | In Malenkov's view, collective leadership was when he chaired the Central Committee Presidium as chairman of the Council of Ministers, while for Khrushchev it meant when he was the top leader as Central Committee secretary. | | | And then three months later, in October 1957, Zhukov himself was thrown out of the Central Committee Presidium, and lost his membership of the Central Committee as well, as a result of the stupid accusation of Bonapartism made against him, which they didn't even attempt to prove. |
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| | 1988 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | January 14 - Georgi Malenkov, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party (b. | | | January 15 - Seán MacBride, Irish Republican Army leader, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize (b. |
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| | Malenkov, Georgi Maksimilianovich -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia |
| | About a week after Stalin's death, Khrushchev wrested control of the party machinery from Malenkov. | | | Then he moved against Beria, head of the secret police. | | | More results on "Malenkov, Georgi Maksimilianovich" when you join. |
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| | MSN Encarta - Search Results - Malenkov |
| | Malenkov, Georgy Maksimilianovich (1902-1988), premier of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) after the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953.... | | | This campaign played into the hands of the Free World advocates of a meeting between the heads of the Big Four powers and led to the historic... | | | How well did we match your search term? |
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| | Gueorgui Malenkov - Wikipedia |
| | Malenkov conservó el cargo de primer ministro durante 2 años en los que fue muy franco en su oposición al armamento nuclear, declarando que la "una guerra nuclear podría llevar a la destrucción mundial." También preconizó reorientar la economía de la industria pesada a la producción de bienes de consumo. | | | Nombrado candidato al Politburó, Malenkov ingresó en 1946 Aunque Malenkov perdió el favor de Stalin antes sus rivales Andréi Zhdanov y Beria, pronto lo recuperó, especialmente por la caída de Zhdanov. | | | Malenkov nació en Orenburg, Rusia, en la familia de un oficial de ejército de origen macedonio. |
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| | Georgy Maksimilianovich Malenkov |
| | On March 6, 1953, one day after Josef Stalin died, he became Premier[?] and First Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. | | | Georgy Maksimilianovich Malenkov (1902-1988) was a high official in the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. | | | It uses material from the wikipedia article Georgy Maksimilianovich Malenkov. |
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| | Ehrenburg, I.G. - SovLit.com - Encyclopedia of Soviet Authors |
| | As a result, he received a reassuring phone call from Malenkov, and his works were again published. | | | Ehrenburg was then dispatched a a Soviet delegate to the World Peace Congress in Paris. | | | Perhaps somewhat prematurely, a Moscow party activist announced to a meeting that "cosmopolitan number one" [Ehrenburg] had been exposed and arrested. |
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| | The death of Stalin: Part II |
| | On March 2, the insiders held two meetings in Stalin’s office to organise their new powers and also kept vigil on their dying leader. | | | When Malenkov hoped, “that medical measures would succeed in prolonging the patient's life ‘for a sufficient period,’” they “all realized that he had in mind the time necessary for the organization of the new government and the preparation of public opinion.” | | | One of the doctors, Myasnikov, remembered that, “the diagnosis seemed clear- a haemorrhage in the left cerebral hemisphere.” Malenkov asked the doctors for a prognosis. |
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| | Gueorgui Malenkov - Wikipédia |
| | Gheorghy Maximilianovitch Malenkov (Георгий Максимилианович Маленков) (13 janvier [8 janvier, calendrier julien], 1902 - 14 janvier, 1988) est un homme politique et dirigeant du Parti Communiste de l'Union Soviétique (PCUS), proche collaborateur de Staline, qui fut premier ministre de mars 1953 à février 1955. | | | Nikita Khrouchtchev le remplaça bientôt, Malenkov ayant fait l'objet de reproches pour son expérience insuffisante. | | | La mort de Staline en 1953 propulsa brièvement Malenkov au sommet de l'appareil soviétique. |
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