Khrushchev's U.S. Visit: A Cold War Journey Like No Other | FULL DOCUMENTARY

[@djartl]

Beautiful conclusion.. “The butterfly effect” just beautiful 👏🏻

[@pervonhagelbrakare8172]

6:30 What a surrealistic feeling that must have been - 250 000 people, dead silent.

[@DaleGribble0111]

They fired shots at Kennedy but Khrushchev was protected pretty darn good 👍… Just things that make you wonder 💭 🤔…

[@jeffhatmaker817]

Who was the ball-less reporter who ANONYMOUSLY ask Khrushchev the question?

[@Hunter_Nebid]

Probably someone who wanted to stay alive.

[@NobodyQuiteLikeMe]

If you listen K says that didn't happen.

[@Hunter_Nebid]

My first assignment in the Army was to West Germany in early 1989, where I had a front row seat to the Iron Curtain falling. It was an incredibly optimistic time. America was genuinely beloved by most of the world and seeing the masses of people joyously fleeing from the hell that is Socialism to freedom was an incredible thing to experience. It's amazing how fast all of the lessons of the first Cold War have been forgotten, and thats a dangerous truth.

[@robertalpy]

I'm sure he learned how to hold a knife and a fork a week before he left. There was little chance the KGB would let us get that easy a bite.

[@billfairless6256]

Great car made in the USA.

[@erichall465]

Smh, Eisenhower and Khrushchev look alike😅

[@cootriley6]

Baldness- A horrible disease...

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Khrushchev visit to the USA upgraded competition to higher scale......American popular policy humbled it's Gest( host) several times...khrushchev showed several naivety attitudes in deferent occasions ....rather bluffing.