reputation
and Roosevelt
Vienna conference (1961)
and Vietnam
White House style
Kennedy, John F., Jr
Kennedy, Joseph
Kennedy, Robert
Kent State University shootings (1970)
Kerr, Clark
Keyder, Çağlar
Keynes, John Maynard, 1st Baron:
Galbraith and
on government spending
homosexuality
hopes for German bombing
on paper money
and Roosevelt
Keynesianism
KGB:
and coup of August 1991
and Cuban crisis of 1962
and dissidents
and Gorbachev
network of informers
relationship with Party
and revolutions of 1989
and war in Afghanistan
and Western anti-missile demonstrations see also Cheka
KHAD (Afghan secret police)
Khanin, G. I.
Khariton, Yuli
Khe Sanh, battle of (1968)
Khmer Rouge
Khomeini, Ayatollah
Khrushchev, Nikita:
agricultural reform
background and character
and Berlin crisis of 1961
and China
and Cuban crisis of 1962
cultural liberalization policies
and de-Stalinization of Soviet satellite states
defeat of old guard
denunciation of Stalin
and Eisenhower
and Hungarian uprising of 1956
megalomania
and Molotov
Moscow Party head
and nationalism
and Orthodox Church
overthrow of Beria
overthrown (1964)
‘peaceful coexistence’ doctrine
and Poland
political reforms
relations with China
relations with West
release of political prisoners
reputation and popularity
rise to power
row with Nixon over culture
at Stalin’s seventieth birthday
transfer of Crimea to Ukraine
20th Party Congress speech (1956)
Ukraine Party head
Vienna conference (1961)
Kiesinger, Kurt Georg
Kiev
Rosa Luxemburg knitwear factory
Killing Fields , The (film)
KimSung
King’s College, Cambridge
Kırbaşi
Kirikkale
Kirkpatrick, Jeane
Kisielewski, Stefan
Kissinger, Henry:
background and character
and Chile
and Cyprus
and EEC
and Helskinki conference (1975)
and Middle East
military adviser to Kennedy
and OPEC
and ‘Pentagon Papers’
reputation
and SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks)
and Vietnam
Koç, Vehbi
Koestler, Arthur
Kohl, Helmut
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
Kołakowski, Leszek
Kolko, Gabriel
Kolyma
Komer, Robert W.
Konya
Kopecký, Václav
Korčula
Korea
division see also North Korea; South Korea
Korean War
Korngold, Erich
Korolev, Sergey
Kosovo
Kosygin, Alexey
Kovács, László
Kovalev, Ivan
Kraus, Karl
Kravchuk, Leonid
Kreisky, Bruno
Kremlin
Mausoleum
Krenz, Egon
Kriegel, Annie
Krol, Cardinal John
Kruchina, Nikolay
Krupp (corporation)
Kuklinski, Ryszard
Kulakov, Fyodor
Kulikov, Viktor
Kun, Béla
Kunayev, Dinmukhamed
Kundera, Milan
Kuomintang (Chinese Nationalists)
Kurchatov, Igor
Kurds
Kuroń, Jacek
Kuwait
Kuybyshev (Samara)
labour camps (Communist)
Labour Party (British):
1945 government
1951 election defeat
1970 election defeat
1983 election defeat
Callaghan government
and miners’ strike
Wilson government
Lacouture, Jean
Lady Chatterley’s Lover obscenity trial
Lafontaine, Oskar
Laidler, David
Laing, R.., Sanity, Madness and the Family
Lam Son operation (1971)
Landau, Lev
Lang, Fritz
Lang, Jack
Lansky, Meyer and Jack
Laos
Lapps, sterilization of
Lasch, Christopher
Lasky, Melvin
Lasky, Victor
Lattimore, Owen
Latvia
Lawrence, D. H.
Lady Chatterley’s Lover trial
Lawrence, Prust (stockbrokers)
Lawson, Nigel, Baron Lawson of Blaby:
Chancellor of the Exchequer
junior minister
Secretary of State for Energy
Lazare, Christopher
Leach, Sir Henry
Lebanon
Lebedev, Alexandr
Ledeen, Michael
Léger, Fernand
Leipzig
Lend-Lease aid
Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich:
and bureaucracy
commissariat for culture
corpse
economic reform
and Germany
Khrushchev and
on left-wing ‘infantilism’
Maoism and
and Revolution
Leningrad (St Petersburg)
Hermitage
Russian Museum
Soviet-era slums
Zoo
Leo, Pope
Leontiev, Konstantin
Lewis, Michael
Liberal Democrats (German)
Liberal Party (British)
Liberty ships
Libya:
British bases
coup of 1969
under Gaddafi
oil production
Lieven, Alexander
Ligachev, Yegor
Lin Biao
Lindsay, John
Lithuania
Lithuanians
‘Little Entente’
Litzmann, Karl
Liverpool:
dockers
industrial decline
Irish immigration
local government
sale of council houses
Victorian prosperity
Liverpool University
Lloyd George, David, 1st Earl Lloyd George of Dwyfor
Lomé Convention
Lominadze, Beso
London:
bomb damage
local government
Millennium Dome
property prices
smogs
theatre
wartime
winter weather of 1946-7
see also City of London
London Business School
London conference (1948)
London School of Economics (LSE)
London Underground
Long March (1934-5)
Lorraine
Los Angeles
Louis, King of France
Louis Napoleon, Emperor of the French
Louis Philippe, King of France
Louvain, University of
Louvre Agreement (1987)
LSD (drug)
LSE (London School of Economics)
Lublin
Lukas, J. A.
Lunacharsky, Anatoly
Luns, Joseph
Luther, Martin
Lutheran Church:
East Germany
Hungary
Slovakia
Sweden
Luttwak, Edward
Turbo-Capitalism
Luxemburg
coal and steel production
see also Benelux
Lvov (Lwów)
Lyubimov, Yuri
MacArthur, Douglas
McCarthy, Joseph
McDonald’s (fast food)
Macedonia
Macedonians
McGovern, George
MacGregor, Sir Ian
McKenzie, D. N.
Maclean, Donald
Maclean, Sir Fitzroy
Macmillan, Harold, 1st Earl of Stockton
McNamara, Robert
MacShane, Denis
Madoff, Bernard
Magloire, Paul
Magnet, Myron
Mailer, Norman
Makarios, Archbishop
malaria
Malatya
Malaya
Malaysia
Malenkov, Georgy
Malraux, André
Malta
Malta summit (1989)
Manaos
Manchester
Grammar School
Manchester Guardian see Guardian
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Chinesewar
Japanese invasion (1931)
Soviet claims to territory
Mann, Klaus
Mann, Thomas
Mannerheim, Carl Gustaf Emil
Mannesmann (corporation)
Mansfield, Mike
Mansfield Amendment (1973)
Manuilsky, Dmitry
Mao Tse-tung:
and atomic bomb
background and character
andwar
death
early career
‘hundred flowers’ campaign
and Hungarian uprising of 1956
inauguration of People’s Republic
Jiangxi soviet
and Korean War
and Long March
and Marshall
military genius
and Nixon’s visit to China
and Stalin
tyranny
and Vietnam
and village politics
Western intellectuals’ views of
Maoism
‘Little Red Book’
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