Soviet cruise ship Maxim Gorky

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The Soviet cruise ship Maxim Gorky was an ocean liner best known for serving as the venue for the 1989 Malta Summit between U.S. President George H. W. Bush and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.

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instanceOf cruise ship
ocean liner
associatedWithCountry Soviet Union
United States
associatedWithLeader George H. W. Bush
Mikhail Gorbachev
associatedWithPeriod late Cold War
associatedWithYear 1989
countryOfRegistry Soviet Union
eventHosted 1989 Malta Summit
linked to: Malta Summit
eventHostedRole meeting place for heads of state
functionDuringSummit accommodation for delegations
meeting site for bilateral talks
historicalSignificance site of key U.S.–Soviet discussions on end of Cold War
locationDuringEvent Malta
Mediterranean Sea
namedAfter Alexei Maximovich Peshkov
Maxim Gorky
linked to: Maksim Gorky
namedAfterNationality Russian
namedAfterOccupation writer
notableFor hosting summit between United States and Soviet Union leaders
symbolic role in Cold War diplomacy
operatedBy Soviet cruise line
operationalEnvironment international waters
ocean
typeOfService passenger service
usedAs venue for diplomatic summit
venue for the 1989 Malta Summit

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Malta Summit hostedOn Soviet cruise ship Maxim Gorky