Martin Malia wrote that this man's rule created a "culture of dissidence" in his home country.
Martin Malia wrote that this man's rule created a "culture of dissidence" in his home country. A protégé of Lazar Kaganovich, he was responsible for overseeing the construction of Moscow's subway system, and another of his innovations was the agrogorod, or "farming town".  A rival of Grigory Malenkov, this man used the term "peaceful coexistence" to describe his foreign policy, but took contradictory positions on Imre Nagy and Wladyslaw Gomulka. Known for making the "secret speech", he is best known for ordering the removal of weapons silos from a certain Caribbean island. Overthrown by Brezhnev in 1964, name this Soviet premier during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Martin Malia wrote that this man's rule created a "culture of dissidence" in his home country.
Nikita {Khrushchev}