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Volume one a two volume set World Without Arms, World Without Wars is a two-volume collection of speeches and statements by Nikita S. Khrushchev on questions of Soviet foreign policy and the international situation (August - December, 1959). It includes interviews and conversations with foreign personalities published in the Soviet press in 1959. About the AuthorNikita Khrushchev (1894 -1971) was a Soviet politician. A Stalin loyalist in the 1930?s, he was appointed first secretary of the Communist Party in 1953. As Soviet premier (1958-1964) he denounced Stalin (1956), thwarted the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, and improved his country?s image abroad. He was deposed (1964) for his failure to improve the Soviet economy.

Correspondence (120 letters) from November 1960 to November 1963, concerning the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, a divided Germany, war in Laos, and other international matters.

For the first time Stalin is officially portrayed as a vicious terrorist in a speech Khrushchev made to the Twentieth Communist Party Congress.