In “Mistranslation: Soviet Union 'We will bury you',” the article revisits a Cold War flashpoint: Nikita Khrushchev’s infamous 1956 phrase.
Though often interpreted as a nuclear threat, the original Russian language meaning suggested ideological endurance rather than annihilation. Khrushchev’s later clarification—pointing to the rise of the working class—highlights how a single phrase, mistranslated at a volatile moment in history, may have sharpened global rivalries and even accelerated the space and arms races.
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