1939
1939
From the diary of the Plenipotentiary envoy of the USSR in Sweden, A.M. Kollontai - about the Anglo-Franco-Soviet negotiations in connection with the German threat to Poland.
From the diary of the Plenipotentiary envoy of the USSR in Sweden, A.M. Kollontai - about the Anglo-Franco-Soviet negotiations in connection with the German threat to Poland.
April 8, 1939
Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History
The Minister for Coordination of Defence of the UK Ernle Chatfield after the meeting in the British Prime Minister's residence at 10 Downing Street.
The Minister for Coordination of Defence of the UK Ernle Chatfield after the meeting in the British Prime Minister's residence at 10 Downing Street.
[April 8, 1939]
Russian State Military Archive
Polish Ambassador to France, J. Lukasevich after a conversation with French Foreign Minister J. Bonnet.
Polish Ambassador to France, J. Lukasevich after a conversation with French Foreign Minister J. Bonnet.
April 8, 1939
Russian State Military Archive
Memorandum of the Foreign Commissars of the USSR M.M. Litvinov to Secretary General of the Central Committee of the CPSU (b) J.V. Stalin about the response to French Foreign Minister J. Bonnet on the proposal to begin Soviet-French negotiations in connection with a possible German attack on Romania and Poland.
Memorandum of the Foreign Commissars of the USSR M.M. Litvinov to Secretary General of the Central Committee of the CPSU (b) J.V. Stalin about the response to French Foreign Minister J. Bonnet on the proposal to begin Soviet-French negotiations in connection with a possible German attack on Romania and Poland.
April 9, 1939
Foreign Policy Archive of the Russian Federation
Letter of the plenipotentiary of the USSR to Great Britain I.M. Maisky to People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the USSR M.M. Litvinov about the attitude of the British population towards German expansion in Europe, the prospects for the resumption of the policy of "appeasement" and sabotage of Anglo-Soviet cooperation in curbing the Nazi aggressors.
Letter of the plenipotentiary of the USSR to Great Britain I.M. Maisky to People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the USSR M.M. Litvinov about the attitude of the British population towards German expansion in Europe, the prospects for the resumption of the policy of "appeasement" and sabotage of Anglo-Soviet cooperation in curbing the Nazi aggressors.
April 9, 1939
Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History
Special information of the Intelligence Directorate of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army «On events in Europe».
Special information of the Intelligence Directorate of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army «On events in Europe».
April 9, 1939.
Russian State Military Archive
Cipher telegram of the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR M.M. Litvinov to envoy of the USSR in France Ya .Z. Suriz with the text of the response to French Foreign Minister J. Bonnet on his proposal to begin Soviet-French negotiations in connection with a possible German attack on Romania and Poland.
Cipher telegram of the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR M.M. Litvinov to envoy of the USSR in France Ya .Z. Suriz with the text of the response to French Foreign Minister J. Bonnet on his proposal to begin Soviet-French negotiations in connection with a possible German attack on Romania and Poland.
April 10, 1939
Foreign Policy Archive of the Russian Federation
The directive of the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht number 37/39 on a single preparation of the German armed forces for war on 1939-1940.applications
The directive of the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht number 37/39 on a single preparation of the German armed forces for war on 1939-1940.applications
April 11, 1939
State Archives of the Russian Federation
Supplement to the directive of the Supreme High Command of the Wehrmacht № 37/39 on the uniform preparation of the German armed forces for the war for 1939-1940. “Special Instructions for the Weiss Plan”
Supplement to the directive of the Supreme High Command of the Wehrmacht № 37/39 on the uniform preparation of the German armed forces for the war for 1939-1940. “Special Instructions for the Weiss Plan”
April 11, 1939
State Archives of the Russian Federation
The letter of the People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the USSR M.M.Litvinov to the USSR Ambassador to France Y. Z.Suritz about the intention of London and Paris to obtain from Moscow specific obligations towards Poland and Romania without binding themselves to the USSR.
The letter of the People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the USSR M.M.Litvinov to the USSR Ambassador to France Y. Z.Suritz about the intention of London and Paris to obtain from Moscow specific obligations towards Poland and Romania without binding themselves to the USSR.
April 11, 1939.
Foreign Policy Archive of the Russian Federation