New exhibit dedicated to Khruschev in Moscow Why did Moscow give Crimea to Ukraine in 1954? Was the "red telephone" installed between Moscow and Washington after the Cuban Missile Crisis really a telephone? Did Khruschev really bang his shoe on the table at the UN? More than 700 documents and objects, some of which have never been seen by the public, are on display in Mosow in a large exhibit dedicated to Nikita Khruschev, leader of the de-Stalinisation process in the Soviet Union in the 50s. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES.