Khrushchev's lies

Khrushchev's "Secret Exhibition" at the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, on February 25, 1956, was the greatest blow ever suffered by the International Communist Movement. In this book you will find documents from primary sources that prove that the Khrushchev Report was nothing more than lies, from beginning to end. We can assume that Khrushchev lied about Stalin in order to cover up and justify his own opportunist betrayal of communist principles, such as the idea of peaceful coexistence with imperialism; Khozraschyot's policy and, before that, the profit motive in the Soviet economy; The notion that communism could defeat capitalism through elections. We can also assume that from 1956 onwards the leadership of the Bolshevik Party throughout the USSR had mostly accepted Khrushchev's revisionist ideas. If they had not accepted them, some of the leadership would have opposed Khrushchev's report, since many high-ranking Party cadres who had lived through the 1930s and 1940s knew that Khrushchev was lying. The Communist Party of Greece and the Communist Movement in Greece suffered greatly from the Khrushchevian betrayal of these principles for which many thousands of brave communists sacrificed their freedom and lives. For this reason, it is a great honor for me that my book is published in the Greek language... (From the author's preface to the Greek edition).