Shelepin
Americannoun
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The outcry actually began last February when news leaked out that Shelepin would head a Soviet delegation invited by Britain's Trades Union Congress.
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After Nikita's ouster, Shelepin was rewarded with full Politburo membership and several key party jobs.
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During a tour of Kilmarnock, Shelepin fleetingly made contact with a real, live British auto worker, producing a less-than-historic exchange.
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In March 1970, he reportedly joined fellow Politburo Members Mikhail Suslov and Aleksandr Shelepin in criticizing Brezhnev for his handling of the economy.
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"Shelepin said that you got your doctor-of-science degree without defending it."
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