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Khrushchev’s withdrawal of missiles from Cuba leaves Castro helpless and desperate.
Cartoon presents this as a humiliation to Khrushchev
Khrushchev’s withdrawal of nuclear missiles from Cuba in 1962 is as serious a defeat as
Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow 150 years earlier.
To the public, it does look like a humiliating defeat for Khrushchev. But secretly, the
American promised to pull their nuclear missiles out of Turkey. The Americans also
promised they are not going to invade Cuba
‘The missile crisis was a humiliation for the Soviet Union.’ How far do you agree with this
statement, explain.
The missile crisis was a humiliation to Khrushchev
Yes No
To the public, it seemed that Russia America had to pull out their missiles in
retreated unconditionally, placing missiles in Turkey in exchange
Cuba did nothing
Withdrawing the missiles left Cuba America also secretly agreed to not invade
defenseless against America Cuba
Irony between the mocking of Kennedy by Not invading Cuba is a humiliation for
Khrushchev before and his defeat now America
Although on the surface, it seems that Khrushchev had lost in the crisis and was humiliated.
However, in reality, Kennedy also suffered from in terms of military strength and reputation.
TO conclude, straight after the event, it did appear as a humiliation to the USSR. However,
over time, people realized that the US had also made concessions and that without both
leader’s cooperation, nuclear war would have ensued. This proves that in the long run this
was not a humiliation