Khrushchev, a great man born in Ukraine in 1894, came from an ordinary peasant family. At the age of 15, he set foot in a foreign land and began working as a fitter in a German factory, maintaining mine equipment. However, his heart was not satisfied with such a life. By chance, he came across the Communist Manifesto, a powerful book that illuminated his path forward.
Guided by the new ideas, Khrushchev began to organize the workers' strike movement, demonstrating his firm revolutionary convictions and outstanding leadership skills. In 1918, he officially joined the Bolshevik Party and became a member of this great cause. After the Protectorate War, he began a new chapter in his career when he was appointed mine manager with outstanding performance.
Over time, Khrushchev gradually rose to prominence. He successively served as secretary of the regional party committee and head of the organization department of Ukraine, and made outstanding contributions to the cause of the party and the people. However, he is not satisfied with the status quo and is eager to further improve his abilities through further study. As a result, he was recommended to study at the Moscow Academy, where he became a stalwart of the opposition to the "right-leaning" line and the fight against Harlem's supporters.
It was during his studies at the Moscow Academy that Khrushchev had an important opportunity in his life. He became acquainted with Stalin's wife - Aliluyeva. Khrushchev's modesty and prudence won the favor of the lady, which became the catalyst for his career to take off. Through Aliluyeva's recommendation, Khrushchev was reused by Stalin and began to make a name for himself on **.
During Stalin's reign, Khrushchev, with his talent and efforts, climbed step by step to the top of the Soviet Union. He successively served as the first secretary of the Moscow Municipal Party Committee and a substitute for a member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. In 1939, he finally became the political commissar and rose to the top of the CPSU.
However, Khrushchev was not satisfied with these achievements. After Stalin's death, he came to power with Malenkov and Beria and began a fierce struggle for power. After a series of political struggles, Khrushchev finally defeated his opponent and was successfully elected chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR in 1955, ushering in the Khrushchev era in Soviet history.