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2 Nikita Khrushchev Came out on top after power struggle following Stalin s death in th Party Congress Gave the Secret Speech denouncing Stalin & purgesà Begins policy of De-Stalinization US gets a hold of speech & leaks it to UNà Hungarian Revolution Dulles: NK is best hope for peace. AMBROSE: NK needs a Cold War victory
3 Gaither Report (1957) Akin to NSC-68 in response to increased USSR productivity & militarism it proposes Fallout Shelters Better air defense capability Missile development More conventional ground forces Increase in spending to $48B Ike says NO due to fiscal conservatism & intel. told him missile gap didn t exist AMBROSE: Ike knew what he was doing.
4 Sputnik! 1957 USSR wins Space Race I w/ Sputnik NK views this as a huge victory in sci/mil/econ & had a lot of Westerners agree; KISS: Khrushchev s fantasy Newfound confidence allows NK to declare 1948 Four-Power agreement in Berlin null & void Says US/UK/FRA need to create ind. agreements w/ddr and W. Berlin be a demilitarized free city ULTIMATUM: If not done in 6mos, he d sign a peace treaty and give W. Berlin occupation & access routes to DDR (570-71)
5 Decisions, Decisions KISS: Dilemma for West. Either recognize E. GER satellite or go to war over technicality of who stamped transit documents (571) NK s Problem: Suggests that DDR are great producers when their most talented are leaving through gaping hole in the Iron Curtain à Plug the hole.
6 Konrad Adenauer Pro-Western policy put to the test Avoid all cost & wanted reunification based on free elections; ind. & peace of BRD at stake if they don t stand up to NK If Berlin is lost [ ] that would be the end of Europe Could not count on US s unconditional support, and felt slighted at how US wanted to meet USSR/DDR demands
7 Harold Macmillan Proponent of ANY negotiations Why die for a transit stamp? (573) Generally sides w/ Ike (575) Goes to Moscow in Feb. 1959, but NK is more certain West won t act & confidently expresses Realpolitik: History teaches us that it is not conferences that change the borders of states (579)
8 Dwight Eisenhower AMBROSE: Ike managed to avoid a crisis in Berlin by simply denying that a crisis existed. Wants to calm his people above shocking USSR (574) Dulles backtracks on free elections being the only way reunification could be accomplished (578) Receptive to an idea of a free city without US troops if Berlin & access routes were under US jurisdiction (579); Dulles disagrees (580) Unfortunately, this also applies to Khrushchev
9 Charles de Gaulle Doesn t agree w/ Ike & HMac; wants to reassure GER Doesn t want to reawaken GER nationalism Abandons Richelieu s plan to keep GER weak & fragmented (576) Subtle balancing act w/ FRA in role of defender ; fearful of Soviet-GER deal (577)
10 Camp David (1959) First ultimatum expires without incident Ike & NK meet in US & Ike says US won t stay in Berlin forever (580) KISS: NK didn t ask for a compromise & never really followed through on any demandsà spared NATO from it s greatest potential crisis NK had hawks (overconfident) & doves (realists) (581) Spirit of Camp David Americans from the President on down genuinely want peace (Newsweek) US perspective on conflict: result of misunderstandings rather than clashing interests
11 U2 KISS: Result of Camp David was another delay (582) NK agrees to Four-Power meeting, but CDG says no unless NK first came to Paris. May weeks before meeting U2 spyplane shot down over USSRà NK wrecks conference Seemed like NK had his showdown, but he really wanted to avoid one & he postponed deadline again (583) X
12 John F. Kennedy NK thinks JFK is softà Says DDR peace treaty is imminent, ended test ban w/ 50 megaton blast, & openly threatens UK/FRA w/ A-Bombs. Kennedy s Response: No unilateral treaty could get rid of US in Berlin Basically calls for Gaither Plan to be enacted Reacts calmly on 8/13/61 by going sailing instead of freaking out
13 Die Berliner Mauer 8/13/1961 E. Berlin citizens awake to find the escape route to W. Berlin is blocked by what would become the Berlin Wall, guarded by 32K troops; fleeing stops. KISS: Bankruptcy of a communist regime unable to induce its own citizens to remain within their country was revealed to all the world (584) US would not resist Wall by forceà Brandt s Ostpolitik resulted from disillusionment with US s reaction to Wall Adenauer to Acheson: I don t want Berlin defended by a nuclear war. KISS: No other way it could ve been
14 Kennedy s Response II Troop mobilization to Berlin; Operation Stair Step ; realizes DDR & E. Berlin are lost. KISS: Staking American credibility on the freedom of Berlin (585) Standoff between troops & DDR backs down. NK at a self-created dead-end; advisors think him reckless; Ike & JFK call his bluff/expose weakness KISS: Ike = old containment script vs. JFK = New World Orderà eliminate a permanent obstacle to peace
15 NEW WORLD ORDER? Allies don t get a veto on negotiations (586) Dean Rusk (SoS) abandons 4-Power talks to deal directly w/ USSRà Soviets won t even agree to agenda. KISS: MAD Dilemma: Superpowers could use nukes to protect their survival, but they didn t bring about positive transformations. 5% risk of reprisal too high b/c penalty is total loss Therefore, both the idea of war Status quo > impulse to modify it (586)
16 Diplomacy? KISS: Diplomatic compromise impossible despite massive Allied concessions because NK s trumped up rhetoric raised USSR expectations Placing missiles in Cuba showed how high the stakes had to be raised before military power could affect diplomacy
17 JFK s Plan for Berlin, 8/28/1961 Accept DDR, Soviet Oder-Neisse line, nonaggression pact, & two peace treaties Inevitable split w/ Adenauer BRD would not be given the option to veto US ideas Congress wouldn t ve accepted war BRD needed US, but this would wreck alliance KISS: NK should have struck now (588)
18 US-BRD Relations Weak 1962 US plan leaked calling for International Access Authority (ghost of Dulles in Suez?) SWE, SUI, AUS would be given authority as neutrals KA furious, esp. since DDR would have equal authority to BRD & three neutrals a poor substitute for USà Openly criticizes JFK (590) KISS: Once again, NK misses opportunity to destroy NATOà Instead causes Cuban Missile Crisis, which he loses to a bold JFKà Stripped his Berlin diplomacy (591) 1963 NK says Wall is a success & separate peace treaty is unnecessaryà End of crisis.
19 Kissinger s Results NK achieved nothing except building Wall NATO weakened Hope of GER unification ends (for 30 years) USSR never challenges US directly again Quadripartite Agreement (1971) USSR agrees to uphold open Berlin access & four-power status 1989 Wall comes down KISS: Berlin Crisis is real turning point of the Cold War, although no one realized it at the time à Containment had worked after all (593)
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