The son of a steelworker, he was party boss in Moldavia and was later sent to Kazakhstan by Khrushchev, who was wary of his amiable relationship with Stalin. Upon his return, he announced a namesake "doctrine" used to justify Soviet intervention in other Warsaw Pact countrie
The son of a steelworker, he was party boss in Moldavia and was later sent to Kazakhstan by Khrushchev, who was wary of his amiable relationship with Stalin. Upon his return, he announced a namesake "doctrine" used to justify Soviet intervention in other Warsaw Pact countries. For 10 points, name this invader of Afghanistan, succeeded as Soviet ruler by Yuri Andropov.
The son of a steelworker, he was party boss in Moldavia and was later sent to Kazakhstan by Khrushchev, who was wary of his amiable relationship with Stalin.