Reds in blue UNESCO, world governance, and the Soviet internationalist imagination
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Contents ix xiii Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction: Really-Existing World Governance and Soviet Socialism 1 PART I. CONVERGING INTERNATIONALISMS 1. Dual Power in World Governance: The USSR Out of UNESCO, 1945-1953 17 2. The Key to the Whole System: The USSR in UNESCO, 1954-1959 48 3. Strange Bedfellows: The USSR and UNESCO in a Changing World, 1960-1967 79 PART II. EVERYDAY WORLD GOVERNANCE 4. “No Neutral Men”: Soviet International Civil Servants and Life in the Soviet Colony in Paris 109 5. Working for the World: Soviet International Civil Servants in the UNESCO Secretariat 139 6. Gathering for One World: Soviet Participation in UNESCO’s International Public Sphere 179 7. Reading a Better World: Soviet Participation in UNESCO’s Reading Public 205 Conclusion: A University in the Air Notes Bibliography Index 232 245 281 291
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Index For the benefit ofdigital users, indexed terms that span two pages (e.g., 52-53) may, on occasion, appear on only one of those pages. Note: Tables and figures are indicated by an italic t and ffollowing the page number. Academy of Pedagogical Sciences, 137 Adenauer, Konrad, 74-75 Adiseshiah, Malcolm, 67 Aitov, Ibrahim S., 223-24 Akbulatov, Sh., 224 Alighieri, Dante, 198 All-Union Association for the Exportation and Importation of Films (Soveksportfil’m), 121,126-27 All-Union Council of Trade Unions, 113 All-Union State Library of Foreign Literature (VGBIL), 53-54 · Alliance for Progress, 100-1 Allied Control Authority, 26-28 Allied Council for Japan, 33-34 Amerika magazine, 213,219 anticommunism, 12,33-38,46-47,80-81, 100-2,143-44,154,179. See also communism anticosmopolitanism, 24-26,33. See also cosmopolitanism antiministerialist campaigns, 70 apogee of internationalism, 22-23 Associated Press (AP), 28-29 Attlee, Clement, 20 Babeichuk, R. V., 51-52 Basharin, V. P., 226 Beauvoir, Simone de, 197 Beliaeva, T. A., 68 Belorussian Soviet Socialist Republic (BSSR),49,52 Belza,I.V„ 191-92 Benton, William, 30,86/ Bertrand, André, 155-56,157-58 Biriukov, V. R, 160-61 Bitva vputi (Battle on the Way) (Nikolaeva), 127-28 Blum, Léon, 20-21 Bodet, Jaime Torres, 35 Bol’shaia sovetskaia entsiklopediia (The Great Soviet Encyclopedia), 182 Bolsheviks, 7-9,131-32,183 Bombay Technological Institute, 82. See also ΠΤ Bombay Bovin, A. E., 239 BPM. See UNESCO Bureau of Personnel and Management Brandenberger, David, 234-35 Braudel, Fernand, 187-88 British Foreign Office, 30-31 British Home
Office, 172-73 Bruce, Jean, 133-34 Brunsvick, Yves, 60-62 Bunche, Ralph, 82-83 Burdick, Usher L., 12 Bureau of International Youth Tourism, 200 Bureau of the Division of Historical Sciences, 191 bureaucrats/bureaucratism, 10-12,36-41, 62-63,65,68,71,111,112-13,124, 140-41,154-56,174-77,178 Butler, R. A., 18 Cahiers d’Histoire Mondiale (Journal of World History), 181-82,185 Caillois, Roger, 164 Camus, Albert, 133-34 careerism, 63-64,140,141 Carnegie Endowment, 154 Carneiro, Paulo, 181-82
292 INDEX Cassam, Annar, 216 Cassirer, Henri, 158 Castro, Fidel, 84 Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (TsK KPSS), 48-49 Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 28-29 Chetverikov, A., 224 Chevalier, Jean, 212,219 Churchill, Winston, 20-21 Citizen Consultation Program, 54-55 Cohn, Roy, 40 Cold War cosmopolitanism and, 3-4 dystopia of Western domination, 24 nonaligned movement and, 95-96 Soviet international civil servants in UNESCO and, 151-60 Soviet rejection of UNESCO and, 2637,41-47,43/ UNESCO and, 18 Colombo Plan for Economic Development in Asia, 100 Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), 158 Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW), 143-44 communism. See also anticommunism anti-UNESCO agitation, 28-29 anticommunist genealogies, 81 global communism, 12-13,24-25, 37-39,59-60,101-2,143-44,23436,237-38 Hungary and, 57 internationalism and, 78 peace movement and, 29 propaganda by, 206 Soviet foreign-policy and, 194 spread of, 27-28,80-81,84,8586,101-2 UN and, 143-44 ’ UNESCO and USSR animosity, 25 as utopian ideal, 140-41 Western communists, 151-52 Western’views of, 44-45,187-90 Communist Academy, 183 Communist International (Comintern), 7,24 Communist Party, 38,124-25,130,13132,183 Conference of Allied Ministers of Education (CAME), 18-20,21 Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 60-62 Convention Against Discrimination in Education (CADE), 145-46 Copion, Judith, 37-38 cosmopolitanism, 3-4,22-23,24, 25-26,32,33,136-37. See also anticosmopolitanism Cottrell, Donald R, 35-36 Cuban Missile Crisis, 194-95 Cuban Revolution, 12-13,84
Czechoslovakian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 104 David-Fox, Michael, 9,11 de Gaulle, Charles, 74-75,129-30 De Geyter, Pierre, 130 decolonization, 11-12,78,79,82-83, 101-2,198-200,238 Demographic Yearbook (UN), 209-10 Dewey Decimal System, 7-8 Dexter, Byron, 42-45 Direction de la surveillance du territoire (DST), 134-35 Divine Comedy (Dante), 198 Doctor Zhivago (Pasternak), 76 domestic containment, 111-12,126, 262n.ll Dominican Civil War, 103 Dubinin, lu. V, 109-10,162,178 Dudintsev, V. D„ 140-41 Duedahl, Poul, 32-33,181-82 Dunham, Vera, 140 Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), 19-22 educational work (vospitatel’naia rabota), 119 Ehrenburg, I. G., 30,31/ 197-200,199/ Eisenberg, David, 227 Eliseev, Vadim, 186-87,189-90 Engagedin Writing (Spender), 179 Enlightenment period, 5-6,8-9,13
INDEX The Equality ofRights Between Races and Nationalities in the USSR (UNESCO), 208-9 Ershov, P. I„ 100,155-56,162-63 European Economic Community (EEC), 60-62 Evans, Luther, 49,67,153/ Evening Standard, 72 everyday global governance, 248n.46 Expanded Program of Technical Assistance (EPTA), 80-82,150-51 February Revolution (1917), 29-30 Febvre, Lucien, 181-82,187-88 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), 37-38 Federal Employee Loyalty Program, 39-40 Federal Republic of Germany (FRG), 32 Fedorenko, N. T., 209-10 Fedorov, K, N„ 102 Field, Deborah, 113 Figurovskii, N. A., 211-12 Ford Foundation, 154 Foreign Affairs, 42-44 Fourth Conference of Ministers of Education of Members States of the European Region (MINEDEUROPE IV), 239-40 Franco, Francisco, 41-42,75-76 French nationalism, 158 Fulbright, J. William, 18-19 Fundamental Education Program, 80 Gagarin, lu. A., 126-27,127/ Galeev, B. Μ., 221-22 Genis, Aleksandr, 84,197-98 German Democratic Republic (GDR), 32 Germany, 26-33 Gizenga, Antoine, 90-91 Gjesdal, Tor, 210-11 Glasgow Herald, 212 global integration, 1-2,7,9-10,17,22-24, 143-44,150-51,182,206-7,23334,237 Goliachkov, V. L, 216 Golubev, Alexey, 176-77 Gorbachev, Mikhail, 60-62,230-31,23233,237,241-42 293 Gorshkov, Μ., 89/ great powers, 3-4,9-10,21-22,234-35 Gromyko, A. A., 20-21,34-35,122 Guber, A. A., 191 Gusev, F. T., 19-20 Hague conferences, 29-30,52. See also peace conferences Hamburg Institute, 147-48 Hammarskjöld, Dag, 74-75,154,257n.8O Hazard, Anthony Q„ 38-39 Helsinki Accords (1975), 237 Hickerson, John, 39 Higher Industrial Institute in Baghdad, 92-93 History
ofMankind project, 181-93,2034. See also Project for a History of the Scientific and Cultural Development of Mankind Hodgson, Marshall, 190 Hoffman, Paul, 80-81 Hoggart, Richard, 139-40 Hoover, J. Edgar, 143-44 Hungarian National Academy of Sciences, 58 Hungarian Revolution, 77-78 Husain, Zakir, 73-74 Huxley, Julian, 17,20-21,22-24,25,28, 30-31,31/ Hylean-Amazon Institute, 26 IIT Bombay, 97-98. See also Bombay Technological Institute Impact, 211-12 information-technology revolution, 239-40 Inostrannaia literatura (Foreign Literature), 220 Institute for Social Sciences, 32-33 Institute for the History of Science and Technology (IINiT), 183-84 Institute for Youth, 32-33 Institute of Red Professors, 183 Internal Security Act, 37 International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), 66-67,148-49 International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 83,154
294 INDEX international civic action, 5-7,13,1718,29-30,47,51-57,62,218-19, 234,235-36 International Civil Service Advisory Board (ICSAB), 40-41 International Committee on Intellectual Cooperation, 7 International Congress of Orientalists in Moscow, 164 International Development Association (IDA), 83 International Institute of Bibliography (IIB),7-8 International Labor Organization (ILO), 3-4,48-49 international solidarity, 7,14,59,110,129, 222-23,230 International Summer Student Courses, 200 international understanding, 22-23,26, 32,38-39,50,54-55,80,143,201-2 International Women’s Day, 129 International Work Camp, 196 International Writers’ Congress, 197 International Youth Tourist Camp, 196 internationalism apogee of, 22-23 communism and, 78 Soviet-centric internationalism, 234-35 as Soviet duty, 234-35 Soviet entrance to UNESCO, 56-62 Soviet internationalism, 4-6,8,9,1112,13,14,56-62 Stormer, John on, 143-44 UNESCO and, 5-6,6/ 9,60,197-98, 200,233 United Nations and, 5,37-38,56-62 internationally minded consciousness, 8-9,30,2470.27 Interparliamentary Union (IPU), 6-7 The Irony ofAmerican History (Niebuhr), 46-47 Izvestiia, 50-51 Japan, 33-34 Japanese Parliamentary Library, 212 Johnston, Timothy, 141 Jones, Polly, 126 Keim, Jean, 158 Kemenov, V. S., 52,57-58,60-62, 73/, 74-75 Kennedy, John F„ 85,86-87,86/, 99,1012,208-9 Kenworthy, Leonard S., 17-18 Khavkin, V. Μ., 224-25 Khoshkish, Anoush, 201 Khrushchev, N. S„ 10,48-49,59,114, 197,234-35 Khvostov, V. Μ., 191-92 Kilunov, A., 225-26 Kim II Sung, 35-36 Kisel, A. S., 174 Kiselev, G. la., 51-52 Kiselev, I., 121,133-34,167
Koffler, Sandy, 214-22 Kommunist, 242 Komsomolskaia pravda, 225 Korea, 35-37 Korean War, 35 Kotkin, Stephen, 141 Kovda, V. A., 63-64,85-87,99-100,142, 148-51,149/, 154,158-59,16162,173-74 Kozlov, Denis, 140-41,219 KPSS Third Party Program, 84 Kudriavtsev, V. N., 242 Kulazhenkov, A. G., 52,89-90 Kulnazarova, Aigul, 32-33 Kuznetsov, A. N., lk-Π Kuznetsov, E. S„ 220 Lang, Georges, 217 Latin American Education Project, 181 Lazarus, Ruth, 202-3 Le Monde, 188-89 League of Nations, 7,206 Leff, David Neal, 37-38,40 Lemoine, Jacques, 40-41,142 Lenin, V.I., 130,146-47 Leninism, 4,59,124-25,130,184, 190,237 Lepeshinskaia, О. V., 126-27 Letnev, A. B., 167-68 Lie, Trygve, 34-35,37-38,210-11 Life magazine, 213,217 Lippmann, Walter, 110
INDEX Literaturnaia gazeta (Literary Gazette), 30-31,35 Local Committee (mestnyi komitet, or mestkom), 113 Los Angeles Times, 143-44 loyalty investigations, 37-41 Lumumba, Patrice, 90-91 Lysenko, T. D„ 25 Macarthur, Douglas, 33 MacBride, Seän, 236-37 Machavariani, V, N„ 218,219 MacLeish, Archibald, 45-46 Maheu, René, 50,51,86/, 100-1,144-45, 158-59,170-72 Malenkov, G. Μ., 48-49 The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit (Wilson), 111 Mandela, Nelson, 216 Manifestofor the Earth (Gorbachev), 232-33 Mao Zedong, 35-36,37-38 Marie Claire magazine, 217 Markwick, Roger D„ 192 Marshall, George, 27-28 Marshall Plan, 42,80-81,85-86 Martynovskii, V. S„ 151-52,154,156— 58,167-68 Marxism, 187-88,189-90,237-38 Marxism-Leninism, 4,124-25,184,190 May Day, 129 Mazower, Mark, 5-6,79 M’Bow, Amadou-Mahtar, 236-37 McKeon, Richard, 45 McLuhan, Marshall, 226 Medynskii, E. N., 147 Meredith, James, 208-9 meshchanin, defined, 140,155-56 Métraux, Guy, 182 Mikhailov N. A., 51-52,53 Mills, C. Wright, 111 Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MID), 48-49, 104-5,119-22 Ministry of Foreign Trade, 81,94 Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education (MINVUZ), 93-94 Mirkotan, S. F„ 92-93 Molotov, V. Μ., 22,50-51,69 295 Monetary-Financial Directorate of the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 121-22 Montand, Yves, 126-27 Morazé, Charles, 186-88 Moscow Mining Institute, 184 Moscow Partial Test Ban Treaty, 218 Moscow State Institute of Foreign Languages, 152 Moscow State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages (MGPIIIa), 95,133-34 Mozhaev, G. A., 4,55-56,77-78,207 multilateral diplomacy, 3,85-86,98,103, 105,143-44,237
Myrdal, Alva, 73-74 Narodnoe obrazovaniie (National Education), 32 Nasridinova, la. S„ 202 Nasser, Gamal Abdel, 151-52 National Gallery of Art, 54 national sovereignty, 9-10,24 Nazism, 17 Nehru, Jawaharlal, 58-59,95-96,97 Nicholas II, Tsar, 6-7 Niebuhr, Reinhold, 46-47 Nikolaeva, Galina, 127-28 Nixon, Richard Μ., 1 noncommunist international organizations, 2-4,7,48,51,77-78, 105,233-35,236 None Dare Call It Treason (Stormer), 12,143-44 nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), 3,4,77-78 North Atlantic Treaty Organization, (NATO), 65-66 Not by Bread Alone (Ne khlebom edinym) (Dudintsev), 140-41 Novoevremia, 163-64 Novyi mir, 219,276n.78 Nugent, Jean, 143-44 Nyerere, Julius, 216 October Revolution, 84,129,131-32,218 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), 100,101 The Organization Man (Whyte), 111
296 INDEX Organization of American States (OAS), 100-1,103 OSS 117series (Bruce), 133-34 Otlet, Paul, 7-8 Paris Match, 217 Paris Summit (I960), 218 Pasternak, B. L., 76 Pavlov, A. P„ 52,127/, 132-33,162-63, 173-74,176 peace conferences, 6-7,49-50. See also Hague conferences Peace Corps Program, 101-3 peace movement, 29-30 peaceful coexistence policy, 10,48,50-51, 56-57,59,85-86,194-95,234 Pearson, Landon, 241-42 People’s Commissariat for the Coal Industry, 184 People’s Republic of China (PRC), 71 Peregudov, F. I., 240-41 Petelin, G. N., 117 Péteri, György, 234-35 Phillips Record Company, 221 Pimenov, V., 220-21 Poliakov, lu. A., 168-69,171-73 political education, 124-25 Pollock, Ethan, 24-25 Pollock, Marian, 143-44 Ponomarev, V. I., 168-76 Popovskii, Mark, 224-25 Povileiko, Rurik, 228 Powers, Gary, 218 Pravda, 24,30-31,41-42,43/50-51,105, 162,184,239 Pravotorov, Μ., 225,227 Project for a History of the Scientific and Cultural Development of Mankind, 181,242. See also History ofMankind Project Prometheus: The Poem ofFire (Scriabin), 221 Pugwash Movement, 149-50 Radio Moskva, 50-51 Radulov, E.F., 184 Ràkosi, Mâtyâs, 57 Reagan, Ronald, 236-37 The Rebel (Camus), 133-34 Red Army, 58,183 Report on Standards of Conduct in International Civil Service, 40-41 Ribnikar, Μ. V., 23-24,44-45 Roderick, Hilliard, 99-100,158-59 Roerich, Nicholas, 8 Roerich Pact, 8 Romanovskii, S. K., 103-4,174-75 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 54 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 8 Rostropovich, Μ. L., 126-27 Rudomino, Μ. I., 53-54 Russian Duma, 6-7 Russian Empire, 6-7,232 Russian Federation, 243 Sakharov, Andrei, 1,2-3
Salomon, André, 66-67,152-54 Sanchez-Sibony, Oscar, 88 Sartre, Jean-Paul, 197 Saturday Review, 1 Scriabin, A. N.,221 Seminar for African Women on Women’s Education, 202 Sen, B. R„ 74-75 Shakhnazarov, G. Kh., 237-39 Sharma, Dinesh, 98 Shepilov, D. T., 185 Shevchenko, Arkadii, 112,142 Sholokhov, Μ. A„ 126-27 Signoret, Simone, 126-27 Skorov, G. E„ 155-58 Sluga, Glenda, 9,22-23,80 Smelov, P. S„ 135-38 Smith, Margaret Chase, 54 Smithsonian Institute, 54 Sobakin, V. K„ 52 Sobolev, B. I., 121,158 social climbing, 140,155-56 Society of Secondary School Teachers, 147-48 Soviet All-Union Technical and Industrial Export Organization, 88 Soviet Association for the Promotion of the UN, 160-61 Soviet-centric internationalism, 234-35 Soviet colony (sovetskaia koloniia), 111-12
INDEX Soviet contribution to UNESCO projects colonialism and, 80-92 defense of UNESCO, 98-105 introduction to, 11-12,13-14,79-80, 82t, 83f relative success of, 92-98 Soviet entrance to UNESCO first steps, 48-51 international civic action, 51-56 introduction to, 10,48 Soviet and UN internationalism, 56-62 Soviet Foreign Literature Publishing House (IIL), 218 Soviet international civil servants in UNESCO Cold War and, 151-60 communism and, 123-38 ethics violations, 142-51 everyday life of, 166-78 frustrations of, 160-66 introduction to, 13-14,109-13, 139-42 Soviet internationalism, 4-6,8,9,11 -12, 13,14,56-62 Soviet participants in UNESCOsponsored events History ofMankind project, 181— 93,203-4 intellectual exchange of, 194-204 introduction to, 179-81 major projects, 181-93 Soviet People’s Commissariat for Foreign Affairs (NKID), 20 Soviet rejection of UNESCO Cold War and, 26-37,41-47,43/ introduction to, 10 missing member state, 18-26 Soviet socialism, 9,13 Soviet UNESCO Commission and Delegation creation of, 51-56 intellectual exchange, 194-204 role of, 4 Spender, Stephen, 179-81 Stalin, Josef, 2-4,21-22,24-25,34-35,81 Stanislavskii, K. S., 218 State Committee for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries (GKKS), 53 297 State Committee for Foreign Economic Relations (GKES), 93,94-95 State Committee for Polytechnic Education, 93-94 Statistical Yearbook (FAO), 209-10 Steinberg, Mark, 12-13 Stoddard, George, 42 Stormer, John, 12,143-44 Strana i mir (Country and World), 224-25 Struve, V.V., 188 Suez Crisis (1956), 77-78,109,151-52 Suslov, Μ. A., 189-90 symbolic imagery of the
USSR, 5-6,6/ Tangian, S. A., 142,146-48,151,167,178 Tarabaev, P.D., 159,163-66 techno-utopianism, 60,226 Tekhniki, 183 The Coming World Order (Shakhnazarov), 237-38 Thomas, Jean, 72-73 Tikhomirov, Μ. N., 182 Time, 217 Treaty Establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom), 60-62 Treaty of Rome, 60-62 Truman, Harry S„ 39 Tuchtaev, Vladimir, 205 Tunkin, G. I„ 239 Turner, Ralph, 181-82 Tursunov, A., 242 U Thant, 12,227 Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (Ukrainian SSR), 49 UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, 100-1 UN European Offices Russian Translation Section, 66-67 UN General Assembly, 3-4,10-12,19-20, 82-83,85,102,209,227,232,234 UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), 58 UN Information Center (Moscow), 16061,210-11 United Nations Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA), 35-36
298 INDEX UN Regular Program, 82 UN Security Council, 3-4,10-12,20-22, 34-35,47,209,227,234,243 UN Special Fund, 80-81,83,85 UN System of National Accounts, 273n.l6 UN Technical Assistance Board (TAB), 81-83,93,96 UNESCO African Technical Assistance Program, 83 UNESCO: Its Purpose and Its Philosophy (Huxley), 17,22-23 UNESCO Arid Zones Program, 14849,181 UNESCO Bulletinfor Libraries (luNESKO Biulleten’dlia bibliotek), 53-54,212 UNESCO Bureau for Administrative Planning and the Budget, 168-69 UNESCO Bureau for Relations with Member States (BMS), 159 UNESCO Bureau of Personnel and Management (BPM), 39,6366,153-54 UNESCO Courier, 205,213-31,215/ UNESCO Department of Education, 64, 114,146-47,154-55,200 UNESCO Department of Natural Sciences, 65-66,67,99,102,148, 158-59,161-62,196 UNESCO Department of Social Sciences, 67,155-56 UNESCO Division for Technical Education, 151-52 UNESCO Executive Board, 74-75 UNESCO General Conference, 11-12,2021,27-29,30-31,50,62,76,83-84, 96,169,172,241 UNESCO Information Bulletin, 207-8 UNESCO Language Division, 152-53 UNESCO Russian Translation Section, . 66-67,135-36,152,153-54 The UNESCO Statistical Yearbook (UNESCO), 209-10 UNESCO’s Reading Public internationalizing Soviet knowledge, 207-12 introduction to, 205-7 UNESCO Courierand, 205,21331,215/ United Nations (UN) creation of, 3-4 internationalism, 5,37-38,56-62 United Professional Organization of the Embassy, 114,124-26,128 United States Riviera Recreation Area, 152 Universal Decimal Classification System (UDC),7-8 Universal Esperanto Association, 220-21 US Department of Justice, 39 US
National Commission for UNESCO, 45-46,54-56 US Office of War Information (OWI), 214-16 US Senate Judiciary Committee, 38 USSR Academy of Sciences (AN SSSR), 56-57,69-70,150-51 USSR Council of Ministers, 119-20 USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MID), 52 USSR State Central Book Chamber, 7-8 utopian impulse, 12-13,60,84 Vail, Petr, 84 Vakhidov, Ravil, 228 Veronese, Vittorino, 74-75,229 Vestnik istorii mirovoi kul’tury (Herald of the History of World Culture), 190-92 Vinogradov, S. A., 109,172,175-76 Virgin Lands Campaign, 188-89 Vlasenko, N. B., 133-34 Voice ofAmerica, 214-16 Voprosyfilosofii (Problems of Philosophy), 187-88 Voprosy istorii (Problems of History), 187-88 Voronezh Regional Planning Office, 229 Vyshinskii, A. la., 20 Walt Disney Company, 158,221 Ware, Caroline, 192-93 Watergate scandal, 1 weakly-developed countries, 76-77,79, 88,94-95,101-2,103,146-47,14849,154,198-200 White, Sam, 72
INDEX White Collar: The American Middle Class (Mills), 111 Whyte, William, H., 111 Williams, Franklin, 102 Wilson, Sloan, 111 women’s rights, 145-46 Woolley, Charles Leonard, 188 World Calendar Association, 226-27 world citizenship, 17-18,22-23,24 World Congress of Intellectuals for Peace, 30-31,31/ See also Wroclaw Congress world government, 1,7-8,9-11,12,1718,22-24,30-31,33-34,227,237-41 World Health Organization (WHO), 3-4, 20-21,2451.5 world peace, 8,29-31,40-41,200-1,213 world peace council, 29-30 World Youth Festival, 12-13,59,200-1 Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München 299 World Youth Forum, 201-2 Wroclaw Congress, 30,197-98. See also World Congress of Intellectuals for Peace Yearbook ofLabor Statistics (ILO), 209-10 Youth and Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, 196 Yurchak, Alexei, 222 Zelenskyy, Volodymyr, 243 Zhdanov, A. A., 24-25,27-28 Zhegalova, A. K„ 142-46,145/, 15Ï, 15455,167-68,178 Zhukov, G. A„ 53-54,75-76,77-78,162 Zhukova, I. Μ., 115-16 Zubok, Vladislav, 22,59 Zvorykin, A. A., 181-93 Zyss, Witold, 157 |
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