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 : Soviet Leader Nikita Khrushchev, Marshal Tito, Yugoslavia


Soviet Leader Nikita Khrushchev, Marshal Tito, Yugoslavia

May 28, 1955 - 28-5-55 Russian Leaders in Yugoslavia for talks led by strong-man Mr. Khruschev and Prime Minister Marshal Bulganin, a delegation of Russian leaders were greeted by Marshal Tito, President of Yugoslavia, when they arrived in Belgrade recently. In a radio speech Khruschev apologized to Yugoslavia for the break between the two countries in 1948 and blamed Lavrenti Beria, who was executed last year. Photo Shows: President Tito on left, chatting to Mr. Khruschev, after the latter's arrival at Zemun Airport in Belgrade

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