Khrushchev wanted to control all of Berlin because it was an island of capitalism in the sea of communist East Germany, and because, ideologically he believed that ALL of Germany should become Marxist.
Nikita Kruschev wanted the Western zones of Berlin under control of East Germany because he did not accept the creation of a West Germany state. Originally, after World War II, the Soviet Union had the Eastern part of Berlin. But Soviet Premier Nikita Kruschev ordered the blockade of all highways, to and from West Berlin in the night of August 12, 1961. Then he ordered the construction of a six-foot-high Berlin Wall.
He believed that education in skills such as farming and industrial work was the tool that would lead African Americans towards a major acceptance from the White Community.
He promoted solidarity among the African American community. This attitude would lift the community as a whole.
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He promoted the acceptance of discrimination for the time being. This automatically positioned African Americans as an inferior group and could be considered as detrimental in the efforts of achieving the equality of rights among all Americans.
The great depression, poverty and unemployment was on the rise, the stock market crash. Hitler’s takeover of the German government in 1933 forced many “expatriates” not only to return to the United States but to become politically engaged in their home country.
