Regional Councils of People's Economy, called sovnarkhozes replaced industrial ministries, Kagenovich, Malenkov, and Molotov were labeled as part of the Anti-Party Group and purged during this time. The name of this duration was coined after a novel about Dmitri Koroteev, an engineer who is unhappily in love with Lena, by Ilya Ehrenburg. Events during this time included the 6th World Festival of Youth, the International Tchaikovsky Competition famously won by Van Cliburn and the publication of One Day in the Life of Iva
Regional Councils of People's Economy, called sovnarkhozes replaced industrial ministries, Kagenovich, Malenkov, and Molotov were labeled as part of the Anti-Party Group and purged during this time. The name of this duration was coined after a novel about Dmitri Koroteev, an engineer who is unhappily in love with Lena, by Ilya Ehrenburg. Events during this time included the 6th World Festival of Youth, the International Tchaikovsky Competition famously won by Van Cliburn and the publication of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. Initiated when the eponymous leader denounced his predecessor in a secret speech, titled on the Cult of Personality and Its Consequences, to the 20th Communist party Congress, for 10 points, name this period from 1953-1964 that allowed some political and social reforms in the USSR after the cold rule of Joseph Stalin.
Regional Councils of People's Economy, called sovnarkhozes replaced industrial ministries, Kagenovich, Malenkov, and Molotov were labeled as part of the Anti-Party Group and purged during this time.
Khrushchev Thaw