De-Stalinization (English Wikipedia)

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"Stalingrad Name Changed". The New York Times. Reuters. 11 November 1961. MOSCOW, Saturday, Nov. 11 (Reuters) – The 'Hero City' of Stalingrad has been renamed Volgograd, the Soviet Communist party newspaper Pravda reported today.

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