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Fall of Khrushchev: 60 years since the ‘most democratic coup’ in Soviet history, how Comrade Nikita was toppled

By Tomas Sniegon, Associate Professor, Department of European Studies, Lund University

Nikita Kruschev’s attempts to liberalise the leadership of the Soviet Union was ousted by his political rivals on October 14 1964.

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