As it turns out there is a reference (find the word "priest" to see where on the page)
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{{Cquote|Kennedy went there shortly after his spectacular blunders at the [[Bay of Pigs]], and was savaged by Khrushchev.... I had an hour alone with President Kennedy immediately after his last meeting with Khrushchev in Vienna at that time...Khrushchev had assumed, Kennedy said, that any American President who invaded Cuba without adequate preparation was inexperienced, and any president who then didn't use force to see the invasion through was weak. Kennedy admitted Khrushchev's logic on both points.}}
{{Cquote|Kennedy went there shortly after his spectacular blunders at the [[Bay of Pigs]], and was savaged by Khrushchev.... I had an hour alone with President Kennedy immediately after his last meeting with Khrushchev in Vienna at that time...Khrushchev had assumed, Kennedy said, that any American President who invaded Cuba without adequate preparation was inexperienced, and any president who then didn't use force to see the invasion through was weak. Kennedy admitted Khrushchev's logic on both points.}}
Within one year Khrushchev tested Kennedy's resolve in the [[Cuban Missile Crisis]].
Within one year Khrushchev tested Kennedy's resolve in the [[Cuban Missile Crisis]].
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Khruschev was no friend of the [[Orthodox Church]] in Russia, greatly increasing persecution against it. In fact he predicted the end of [[Christian]]ity in the Soviet Union and boasted that the last Christian would be paraded on Soviet television within a few years.<ref>http://www.ruvr.ru/main.php?lng=eng&q=2462&cid=125&p=22.05.2006</ref> In fact, Christianity outlasted Khrushchev, and even outlived Communism in the Soviet Union.
In 1964 a group led by [[Leonid Brezhnev]] arranged to strip him of power. The group persuaded the [[Politburo]], which governed the Communist Party, to replace Khruschev with Brezhnev. Khruschev then lived out the remainder of his life under the watch of the Soviet secert police known as the [[KGB]] until his death in 1971. He managed to smuggle out his memoirs for publication in the West.
In 1964 a group led by [[Leonid Brezhnev]] arranged to strip him of power. The group persuaded the [[Politburo]], which governed the Communist Party, to replace Khruschev with Brezhnev. Khruschev then lived out the remainder of his life under the watch of the Soviet secert police known as the [[KGB]] until his death in 1971. He managed to smuggle out his memoirs for publication in the West.