Word: kremlins
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Opposite the Kremlin, on the northeast side of Red Square, there stands a strange old building, sometimes plastered with the likenesses of Lenin and Stalin. The outside of the building is like a wedding cake, but within, there are so many modern corridors and pillared halls that the casual visitor might wonder whether to say a prayer or catch a train...
...opening fills many with wary hope. The site that the giant store occupies was once Upper Row, the biggest shopping center in Czarist Moscow. For 25 years it had served as a labyrinthine Soviet government office: now, by restoring it as a people's shopping center, the Kremlin appears to be giving substance to its impressive promises...
...Reds had taken the initiative, lost it at Inchon, regained it by the Red Chinese invasion, and settled down to a military stalemate translated by the armistice to a political stalemate. The U.S., by warning that it would not tolerate a new or stepped-up Red aggression, cramped the Kremlin's next move. Could the anti-Communist side, taking off from Panmunjom, find a politial initiative? It did not find one. Instead, the U.S. and Britain locked horns in the U.N. over the issue of admitting India to the Korean peace conference. Today, the anti-Communist alliance...
Disheartening as this dash of cold water might be to Europe's neutralists and for-lorn-hopers, Russia's tough words were considered downright encouraging in some ways by Western diplomats. They find the Kremlin's refusal to negotiate defensive, rather than a sign of confidence and strength. In France, Russia's intransigent tone was calculated to help overcome
...rest of the RED sympathizers including the bewhiskered gentry of the Presbyterian--General Assembly. As a Presbyterian who has served in the U.S. Army I am keeping my membership in spite of the above so as to be better able to fight those skunks who think more of the Kremlin than they do of the good old USA. Never a word of sympathy from them or old Furry regarding our boys who has prisoners of war suffered bamboo stabs all over their body (see this week's Newsweek) in their fight for the skunks above...