Khrushchev’s purpose what was the purpose of nikita khrushchev’s secret speech? a) to celebrate the rule of his mentor joseph stalin b) to explain how he became the soviet premier c) to condemn the policies of his predecessor d) to denounce vladimir lenin’s point of view

The correct answer is answer C ("To condemn the policies of this predecessor").

In 1956, Nikita S. Khrushchev (a very important figure for the Soviet Union) gave his infamous speech at a closed congress session of the Communist Party. His purpose was to destroy the figure of Stalin by denouncing the abuse of power from the dictator (criticizing his policies of wide-spread mass terror in detail) and also condemn is ineffectiveness at defending the Union from the German Invasion.

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C) To condemn the policies of his predecessor.

“It is here that Stalin showed in a whole series of cases his intolerance, his brutality, and his abuse of power...”

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