Khrushchev'S "Leather Shoes Knock On The Table" Version (Map)

At the UN General Assembly meeting held in 1960, Khrushchev made no secret of his anger. In April 17, 1894, Khrushchev, the former Communist Party Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, was born in a poor miner family in East Ukraine.

From 1954 to nineteen sixty four, his 10 years in office left a deep impression on Soviet history.

"Leather shoes incident" is still a delight to hear, but there are various versions of its history.

In September 1960, the fifteenth session of the United Nations was held in New York.

The Soviet delegation was headed by Khrushchev, then chairman of the Council of ministers.

According to the description of Khrushchev's son-in-law, arjuny, in his memoirs "ten years", the cause of "leather shoes incident" is as follows: at that time, when the Soviet delegation attended the United Nations General Assembly, the Western delegation put forward the Hungarian problem.

As we all know, in 1956, the Soviet Union led by the Warsaw Treaty Organization suppressed the Hungarian "people uprising".

The Soviet Union mission to the United Nations foresaw a move in the west, so he reported to Khrushchev on the agenda of the conference in advance, and suggested that if the West put forward the Hungarian problem, he should withdraw from the conference hall to protest.

Hester did not seem to understand what others had said to him at this time.

After explanation, he still wonders, "can we quit when someone insults us?"

On that day, when the president of the conference announced the Hungarian question, the Soviet delegation did not withdraw.

At this moment, there was a surprise whisper on the delegates' table.

So the famous "leather shoes incident" happened.

Khrushchev constantly asked questions and asked for explanations and explanations according to the rules and regulations. He also asked the speakers to produce qualifications such as members of the delegation.

In fact, the Hungarian problem has not been discussed.

Obviously, the discussion broke down because of the interference of "greater voice".

All the members of the Soviet Union beat up the table in front of them, and some delegations supported the Soviet delegation in this way.

Just as the watch slipped from Khrushchev's hand, he began to look for his watch under the table, but his stomach hindered him from bending.

So he scolded people and took off their boots and knocked them on the table.

This is the first version of "leather shoes incident".

However, according to Khrushchev's memoirs, "the last testament", the cause of the incident is not the Hungarian problem, but the "Spanish problem".

In his memoirs, he wrote: when the Soviet delegation left Moscow, Dolores, the general secretary of the Soviet Union who was living in the Soviet Union, asked the Soviet Union comrades to look for opportunities at the UN General Assembly and throw away the face of Franco's regime.

"The last testament" goes on to write: "on the Spanish issue, a more serious problem has occurred.

When the General Assembly opened its designated seat, the Soviet delegation was placed behind the Spanish delegation.

At the meeting a few days ago, the mission of the Soviet Union had not yet completed the task assigned by IBA.

I was thinking about how to finish the task and not be rude at the moment.

"I found myself sitting right behind the head of the Spanish delegation.

In my imagination, I was pecking at his bald head with my nose, and I seemed to see my friend IRA Lu's face smiling.

During the debate, I suddenly met with an opportunity to attack the Spanish delegation.

When discussing colonialism, I asked for the floor.

I condemned Franco's "reactionary and brutal regime" and used the language familiar to the Communists and other people who rebel against Franco's dictatorship.

In this way, I completed the task that IBA Lu gave to me.

"However, the Spanish delegation also asked for a reply.

At this point, our delegation and other socialist countries began to shout and quarrel.

In fact, I even took off my shoes to knock on the table.

Needless to say, this action has aroused great repercussions among journalists, photographers and others.

Whenever we meet with friends, we always tell jokes.

Although some people do not seem to understand this practice of meeting parliamentary rules.

For example, Nehru, Prime Minister of India, said that I should not use this approach.

I know him very well.

Nehru is a neutral. "

"When the Spaniard walked back to his seat, we spoke some rude words to each other.

Though we can't communicate with each other, we can clearly know what each other has said from the posture and facial expression of our speech.

Suddenly, a policeman came to us. He was not an American, but a policeman under the jurisdiction of the Secretary General of the United Nations.

The big fellow came up to us. He stood like a statue to the Spaniard and me.

It is very clear that once the fist is struck, he will pull away.

In fact, such a situation has occurred, and the representatives have criticized each other and started to fight with their fist.

This is the second version of "leather shoes incident".

Now another interesting thing is worth mentioning.

Who is the shoe that knocks on the table?

Some post personnel investigations revealed that when he knocked on the table, he was wearing leather shoes neatly on both feet.

It turned out that this leather shoe was a member of a foreign delegation next to him.

It was said that the representative was uncomfortable at that time, so he took off his shoes under his seat. When he was in a hurry, he began to knock up the shoe on the table.

There was an anecdote later.

Hirsch promised the owner that he would send him the best Soviet leather shoes every year.

Khrushchev's words were not funny.

Since then, the representative has really received a pair of high quality leather shoes from the Soviet Union every year.