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...letter Dibelius had written to Stalin last year protesting against the Communists' tyrannical rule in East Germany. Moscow's reaction was swift. Last week, the day before the bishop and five other German churchmen were due to leave, a wire arrived from Moscow's Bishop Nikolai: "I regret deeply to have to inform you that the Very Holy Patriarch is sick. This makes it impossible to receive you as planned." Germans were incensed at the turndown. Headlined West Berlin's Neue Zeitung: DIBELIUS EX-VITED. Added Der Tagesspiegel: "That's what we call Soviet coordination...
...dream of world supremacy without the use of force . . .They decided ... to prepare a new war ..." ¶Lavrenty Beria, boss of the Russian secret police, said that the U.S. is working for world domination and is sending its agents, recruited from "degenerate elements," into the Soviet Union. ¶Marshal Nikolai Bulganin proudly said that it is "no secret" that the Soviet economy can be switched, in record time, "to war purposes." ¶The congress cheered the pledge of a North Korean delegate "to achieve final victory over the hated enemy-the American interventionists...
...Nobody over nobody, in the 1952 Olympic Games, according to Soviet Sport Commissar Nikolai Romanov in an exclusive Pravda interview. Romanov's final reckoning of the unofficial national team scores: Russia, 494 points...
Swaddled in national flags, the lobby of Toronto's Royal York Hotel exuded international amity. But the mood was marred as soon as General Nikolai Slavin barged in at the head of the Soviet delegation and asked belligerently why the Russian flag was not displayed. It was there, but the Russians had missed it. He brushed newsmen aside...
...Nikolai Lenin...