Nikita Kruschev did anything and everything for his boss Josef
Stalin.
Kruschev became leader of USSR after the death of Stalin.
During the congress of the communist party, Kruschev denounced
Stalin, calling him a murderer and tyrant, accused him of
committing many crimes during his reign.
The speech shocked the delegates to the congress. One delegate
shouted, where were you?
Who said that? Kruschev bellowed.
There was abject silence.
Thats where I was, he declared.
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