Word: kremlins
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Western radio monitors, tuning in on a special children's broadcast on the Soviet home radio, heard the Russian equivalent of a Sunday-school lesson. A narrator told of a group of youngsters visiting the Kremlin. The children stood, awestruck, under a lighted window late at night, imagining Stalin to be working there. Said a boy actor...
...powerful, most important Gletkin in the Soviet Union reached his Soth birthday last week. The tallowy face of Georgy Maximilianovich Malenkov glowered from the front page of every important newspaper in the land. As a birthday gift he got the Order of Lenin, Communism's highest decoration. The Kremlin's praise was laid on with a trowel...
...fantastic secrecy is all the more fantastic because it is absolutely necessary. Anyone disposed to argue that point has been answered by Klaus Fuchs and his fellow atomic spies. Information given by them to the Russians probably saved months of research and effort on the part of the Kremlin's scientists...
...political significance. For nearly three years, he has been speaking contemptuously of West Germany's Bonn government ("It was conceived in the Vatican and born in Washington") and using platform and pulpit to oppose West German rearmament and integration with the West. It was no surprise that the Kremlin had seen fit to invite him to Russia-the first top figure in West Germany so honored since...
...ruin of Iran than give in to the British, who, in his opinion, corrupted and exploited his country. He is not in any sense pro-Russian, but he intends to stick to his policies even though he knows they might lead to control of Iran by the Kremlin...