Khrushchev and East–West relations, 1955–60 (Key Chronology)

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The Austrian State Treaty; Federal Republic of Germany is admitted to NATO
May 1955
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The Geneva Summit
July 1955
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Krushchev’s secret speech is delivered
February 1956
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The Polish Rising
June-October 1956
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The Hungarian Rising
October-November 1956
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Khrushchev and the Camp David talks
September 1959
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The Paris Summit
May 1960
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Kennedy and Khrushchev meet in Vienna
June 1960
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Leader of Poland during the Polish Rising
Gomulka
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What did the Polish Rising show?
that Moscow would allow its satellites
a measure of national independence if the regimes were led by
trustworthy me
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What was the primary reason why Krushchev did not use force on the Polish Rising?
because China supported the Polish Communist Party.
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Name four demands that students in Budapest made on the 22nd October.
* the appointment of Imre Nagy as prime minister
* the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary
* freedom of speech and a free press
* multi-party elections.
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What was one reason why Red Army forces began to withdraw from Budapest and declared they would withdraw from Hungary as a whole?
Pressure from China
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When did Moscow reverse its decision to withdraw from Hungary?
31st October 1956
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Who led the new government of Hungary after the USSR crushed the rising?
János Kádár
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What was agreed in the Austrian State Treaty?
* withdrawal of all occupying powers
* the declaration that Austria would be a neutral state.
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Was the Geneva Summit successful?
On the two major issues which the Geneva Summit discussed – nuclear disarmament and the future of Germany – no satisfactory outcome was reached. However, it appeared to mark the beginning of a dialogue between the superpowers.
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Two things the superpowers could not agree on at the Geneva Summit
Eisenhower’s ‘Open Skies’ proposal and the future of Germany
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What did Krushchev refuse to discuss at the Geneva Summit?
the future of the Eastern Bloc states
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What did Krushchev want out of the Paris Summit?
Khrushchev wanted a deal over Berlin and he also wanted an agreement to prohibit nuclear weapons in the Pacific and a ban on such weapons in Germany.
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Why did the Paris Summit collapse?
because of the news that an American U-2 spy plane had been shot down while on a mission over the Soviet Union.
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What was discussed at the Camp David talks?
They discussed disarmament and the situation in Berlin. They also agreed to settle international issues through diplomacy, rather than through force