6. Why was there dispute over the leadership in Poland in 1956?
The people wanted communist leader Gomulka - Khrushchev allowed as he promised to keep Poland in the Warsaw Pact.
The USA wanted to return Poland to a nationalist state
7. Where was Krhushchev not allowed entry?
West Berlin
Disney Land
The Museums
8. Which two leaders make new agreement 'Belgrade declaration' (countries can interpret Marxism differently)
Hungary and Poland
Yugoslavia and USSR
Britain and USA
9. What was a key event at the Vienna Summet?
Khrushchev failed to attend
Kennedy and Khrushchev met for the first time - they discussed nuclear disarment, Berlin and ideological differences.
Nothing was done.
10. When was the Paris conference?
1981
1978
1960
1955
11. What caused the East German Uprising?
An argument between Khrushchev and Eisenhower
The people wanted to be treated better by communist leader. The people burned communist biuldings!
A civil War
12. What did Molotov suggest at the Berlin conference?
Telephone Hot-line
That German should b reunified. However USA disagree - free elections to be held first
Money to be given to Berlin
Marisha Smith should be Queen of Berlin
13. Key point about the Paris Conference?
Barely anything was discussed: the U2 plane incdent was argued about.
A new leader in Paris conference
14. What caused the Hungarian uprising?
Poor econemy - starvation
The people wanted a nationalist state
The success in Poland made the people want a better leader. Nagy left Warsaw pact and introduced new reforms. The soviet forces moved in and bought in a new leader.
A draught, responded to badly by the government.
15. When was the East German Uprising?
1953
1977
1942
1892
16. When was and what was the Warsaw Pact?
May 1945: A local swimming pool agreement stating all swimming pools should have at least 3 slides.
1955: A defence treaty between 8 communist states.
1956: A defence treaty between 6communist states
17. What date was & what was the Austrian State Treaty?
1955: Land reunited post-WW2 diving, US and USSR withdrew weapons
1950: The decision to kill all dogs in Austria
1955 The dicision to futher split Austria in 4
18. What were the main policies of the Genevra summet?
1. Eisenhower suggested 'open skies' 2. Krh. shall we dismantle Warsaw and NATO? US refuse.
Eisenhower suggested that German should be made neutral, Khrushchev refused.
'Open skies' should be a used policy in NATO.
19. Why was China annoyed in 1956?
They hadn't been informed about de-stalinisation. He continued to use Stalinist policies.