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| deliberative body in which all member states had an equal vote |
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responsibility to preserve peace; consisted of five great powers which were permanent members and 10 rotating members
five perm: china usa britain france russsia |
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| a number of international organizations communist parties and bodies use this title for cheif administrative offfice |
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| proposal by the united states government to the united nations atomic energy commission about an arms control |
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| yugoslavia went its own communist way in 1948 after defying the Cominform |
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| book based on soviet forced labor and concentration camp system; exemplified the harsh state that the USSR had been in under Stalin |
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christian democratic leader; wanted to regain germany as a position of international respect
anti-communism, anti-nationalism |
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| eastern policy launched by prime minister Brandt; encouraged building bridges to soviet union and other parts of eastern europe |
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| general agreement on tarriffs and trade; foundation of postwar global commerce |
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| in 1958, forbidden to accept the nobel prize because his novel dr zhivago stressed individual freedom |
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| permitted to publish his one day in the life of ivan denisovich which was a depictionof human suffering in forced labor camps |
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| helped engineer kruschevs downfall, emerged as new soviet leader started detente with the west but then invaded afghanistan |
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| soviet unions portion of the second world war against the allies aggression |
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leader of the KGB, crushed the prague spring
ruled from 1982-1984 |
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| general secretary of CPSU/ruler of soviet union from 1984-1985 heightened cold war tensions |
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developed byt he soviet union in 1958
intercontinental ballistic missile
capable of delivering nuclear warheads all the way to the US |
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| proclaimed soviet right to intervene in any communist country to protect socialism |
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| drastic modification of the centrally planned command economy by stalin |
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| openess, the right to voice the need for change, the freedom to criticize the existing system and the willingness to even examine past mistakes |
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| christian democratic chancellor; pressured for the reunification of germany |
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| organization of intellectuals fromed after the helenski accords of 1975; rallying point for struggle against the dictatorship |
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| dictator in romania, controlled parties and government and had stalin like ambitions, independent in military and foreign affairs but not in trading |
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