Communist Government: Reform, Stability and Stagnation, 1953–85 (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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Khrushchev's Reforms and De-Stalinisation
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Period of Khrushchev's reforms

1955-1964

De-Stalinisation definition

Dismantling Stalin's methods whilst preserving Communism

Stalin's legacy problem for Khrushchev

Personal dominance left weak governmental structure

What Khrushchev kept unchanged

Single-party state & central economic planning

Khrushchev's belief about mass participation

Essential for Communism's future success

What Khrushchev rejected from Stalin

Arbitrary terror - random, unpredictable violence

Khrushchev's personality trait causing problems

Impulsive nature

Khrushchev's fundamental contradiction

Desire to reform vs maintaining Party's monopoly on power

Year Khrushchev removed from power

1964

What Khrushchev did NOT want

End Communist rule or introduce democracy

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