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Northern (N): Soviet Union (NS). Trends in Communist Policy

1958

A file of correspondence and reports concerning political developments in communist countries. The documents contain a series of reports produced by the Foreign Office on "trends of communist policy", covering an announcement that the Soviet armed forces are to be reduced by a further 300,000 men; the publication of the Soviet state economic plan for 1958; and a letter sent by the Soviet government to the leaders of eighty-three countries proposing an international conference to discuss disarmament. The reports also comment on a number of internal political developments within the Soviet satellite states; and the launch of a "new Communist diplomatic offensive in the Far East" by the Chinese government, calling for the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Korea. Further reports discuss a Soviet accusation that the American government is deliberately preventing negotiations towards universal disarmament by insisting that the reunification of Germany must be discussed.
indonesia china ghana japan egypt hungary poland united states of america arms control north atlantic treaty organization (nato) communism north korea disarmament economic planning international relations burma nuclear weapons politicians official visits soviet union vietnam yugoslavia domestic politics economics and trade speeches missiles warsaw pact dwight d. eisenhower american government communist party of china mao zedong chinese government american foreign policy chinese politics gamal abdel nasser communist party of the soviet union economic policies british government soviet foreign policy Anglo-Soviet relations international conferences Polish United Workers' Party international communism Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party british foreign policy soviet satellite states Chinese-Soviet relations Soviet-Yugoslav relations János Kádár Zhou Enlai American-Soviet relations Soviet politics Soviet armed forces Chinese-North Vietnamese relations Josip Broz Tito Hungarian-Soviet relations Polish-Soviet relations Hungarian politics Polish politics military reductions Andrei Gromyko Egyptian-Soviet relations Władysław Gomułka arms reduction Indonesian-Soviet relations Soviet army reunification of Germany Hungarian government Polish government Soviet government Nikita Khrushchev Ghanaian-Soviet relations Chinese-North Korean relations Selwyn Lloyd Nikolai Bulganin Burmese-Soviet relations Kliment Voroshilov Georgii Zhukov Nicolas Cheetham Mikhail Pervukhin Ferenc Münnich
Collection ID
FO371
Countries
Burma China Egypt Ghana Hungary Indonesia Japan North Korea Poland United States of America Vietnam Yugoslavia
Department Reference
Code NS file 1022 (pp to 9)
Document Type
Correspondence Reports
File Reference
FO 371/135243
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fo371.135243
Pages
83
Persons Discussed
Andrei Gromyko Dwight D. Eisenhower Ferenc Münnich Gamal Abdel Nasser Georgii Zhukov János Kádár Josip Broz Tito Kliment Voroshilov Mao Zedong Mikhail Pervukhin Nicolas Cheetham Nikita Khrushchev Nikolai Bulganin Selwyn Lloyd Władysław Gomułka Zhou Enlai
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
Soviet Union
Themes
International Relations Domestic Politics Economics and Trade

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