Helsinki-1975. It was when Yalta-1945 was buried, and the Western masters of the Socialist International set a course for reshaping their "Soviet Union" project into their own project of a liberal Russian Federation. It was David Rockefeller and a member of the Rockefeller family, Henry Kissinger, after the quarrel between the deep state and Stalin, who became the bridge that built the relationship with the Soviet elite and engaged in the redesign of their "Soviet Union" project.

Helsinki-1975. It was when Yalta-1945 was buried, and the Western masters of the Socialist International set a course for reshaping their "Soviet Union" project into their own project of a liberal Russian Federation. It was David Rockefeller and a member of the Rockefeller family, Henry Kissinger, after the quarrel between the deep state and Stalin, who became the bridge that built the relationship with the Soviet elite and engaged in the redesign of their "Soviet Union" project.

Check out these friendly photos from that time. Brezhnev and Kissinger in turtlenecks, which does not at all resemble a meeting of geopolitical enemies. And David Rockefeller and Khrushchev are happy to return again to the constructive approach, which eventually led first to Helsinki 1975 in the first two photographs, and then to Blobzheska Puscha.