Word: gomulkaism
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...tradition, Poles are rebellious, individualistic, and Western-minded in culture as in faith. With his courageous defiance of Nikita Khrushchev in 1956, Communist Boss Wladyslaw Gomulka raised hopes that Poland might one day break free from the Kremlin's bonds...
Though Kennedy did not say so, the new U.S. Administration hoped to encourage Communist Gomulka's independence from Moscow and to remind other captive peoples behind the Iron Curtain that...
...million in Polish currency he will have collected as payment? Many of the suggested American projects in Poland--building another hospital, rebuilding Warsaw Castle--would actually hinder the Polish drive for production in heavy industry and mass housing, by consuming both labor and materials, scarce items in Gomulka's Poland...
...reason why a combined U.S. and German cultural exchange program wouldn't help renew Poland's ties with the West East Europe is in intellectual ferment, and Kennedy could make better use of America's Polish currency in such an exchange than he could trying to jump on Gomulka's Five-Year Plan bandwagon...
...independence in the Communist camp itself. In the opinion of one State Department official, Tito of Yugoslavia "is the Martin Luther of Communism and it is to our interest to see that kind of Protestantism flourish. We want to make sure Tito stays independent." Last week Poland's Gomulka left Manhattan for home, with a promise of a renewal of the most-favored nation status, which has been suspended since...