Nikita Khrushchev: There is no need to force a fool

The book presents the fictional biography of the most odious leader of the Soviet state Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev. The uniqueness of this person was that he, being completely illiterate (he knew how to read, but did not learn to write), was embarrassed by confidence in Stalin and, as in ancient times, when the rulers kept jesters with them and allowed them a lot, too, a lot achieved. Perhaps because Stalin has never seen a competitor in him in the struggle for power, which in the Kremlin was carried out constantly and quite cruelly.
Having eliminated the rivals: Beria, Malenkov and others, Khrushchev took off to the very top of Olympus and was fed for a long time. Throughout the entire period of his rule, he proved himself, as an ignoramus, an adventurer and a mania of greatness, like any insignificance, a reformer.
Especially many troubles brought our country his innovations in the field of agriculture.
The absence of declared justice, democracy, socialism and democracy in the Soviet Union was the reason that all this was seen (including the immediate environment of Khrushchev), but did not do anything ten years.
The biography is illustrated by rare photos