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AP European History
Unit 9 – Cold War and Contemporary Europe
Topic 9.11
To what extent did Nikita Khrushchev's secret speech (1956) affect public opinion of the USSR in Western Europe?
It inspired a wave of pro-Communist sentiment by portraying Khrushchev as a reformer.
It was largely ignored due to Cold War tensions and lack of trust in Soviet leadership.
It decreased anti-Soviet sentiment by promising political liberalization in Eastern Europe.
It intensified anti-Soviet sentiment by revealing Stalinist atrocities.
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