Evidence for a That? Part 2
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GENEVA SUMMIT, JULY 1955:
- the first summit meeting of Soviet and American leaders since Potsdam in 1945
- attended by Eisenhower, Khrushchev, Eden and Faure
- hopes were high that the new 'Geneva Spirit' of cooperation would produce results
- the issue of German reunification was brought up, Khrushchev would allow a united Germany so long as they were neutral
- the issue was complicated by the admission of West Germany in NATO, May
- USA saw West Germany due to its georgraphical position as central defence of west europe
- Khrushchev suggested NATO and Warsaw Pact be dismantled and replaced by a system of collective security
- Eisenhower called for 'open skies' whereby spy planes could fly over each others territory to verify arms agreement, Khrushchev refused
DE-STALINISATION:
- an attempt by Khrushchev to move away from the policies of Stalin
- criticised…
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