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Terminology issues
2
Silent de-Stalinization
3
Khrushchev's Secret Speech
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3.1
Motivation
3.2
Reactions
4
Changes
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4.1
Prisons
4.2
Renaming of places and buildings
4.3
Removal of monuments
4.4
Relocation of Stalin's body
4.5
Foreign policy changes after Stalin
5
Extent of de-Stalinization
6
See also
7
References
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Further reading
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8.1
Documentary collections
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Political reforms after Stalin's death
For other uses, see
De-Stalinization (disambiguation)
.
A badly-damaged head of the
Stalin Monument
in
Budapest
during the
Hungarian Revolution of 1956
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