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| Ref No | LSE5605 |
| Alt Ref No | LSE5605 |
| Artist or Creator | David Low (1891-1963) |
| Title or Caption | Heartbreak House. |
| Extent | 1 item |
| Published by | The Manchester Guardian |
| Date | 29 Jan 1957 |
| Format | Newspaper |
| Embedded text or transcript | Communist leaders met yesterday to discuss the issue "centralism" or "bi-lateralism". Mao said all would be O.K. if the central authority sat in Peking. He saw no reason why he should be run by a bunch of office boys just because they lived in Moscow. Tito suggested Belgrade as a nice place for an idealogical centre. He could suggest a new leader too. Gomulka said he know the very man and Warsaw had a beautiful climate. A voice: "Why not New York?" (dissent as the meeting broke up)
Kadar
Togliatti
Duclos
Tito
Kardelj
Hosha
Gomulka |
| Person Depicted | Mikoyan; Anastas |
| Bulganin; Nikolai Alexandrovich (1895-1975) |
| Khrushchev; Nikita Sergeyevich (1894-1971) |
| Zhou; Enlai (1898-1976) |
| Mao; Zedong (1893-1976) |
| Togliatti; Palmiro |
| Duclos; Jacques (1896-1975) |
| Tito; Josip Broz (1892-1980); Marshal |
| Kardelj; Edvard (1910-1979) |
| Kadar; Janos |
| Hoxha; Enver |
| Gomulka; Wladyslaw |
| Subjects | Albania |
| China |
| East Germany |
| Hungary |
| International relations |
| Italy |
| Meetings |
| Poland |
| Russia |
| Yugoslavia |
| Copyright holder | Associated Newspapers Ltd. / Solo Syndication |
| Copyright contact details | Northcliffe House, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5TT solo@solosyndication.com |
| Relates to cartoon | LSE5605 |
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