August

August

The household of the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. Molotov to the envoy of the USSR in Egypt by N.V. Novikov regarding the consent of the Governments of Great Britain and the USA with the conditions of a truce with Romania on April 12 and the need to arrive at the Romanian government to Moscow for negotiations for negotiations

F. 059.The household of the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. Molotov to the M. Molotov to the Messenger of the USSR in Egypt by N.V. Novikov regarding the consent of the Governments of Great Britain and the USA with the conditions of a truce with Romania on April 12 and on the need to arrive representatives of the Romanian government for negotiations.
August 27, 1944
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The household of the People’s Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. Molotov to the ambassadors of the USSR in the UK and the USA and the envoy of the USSR in Sweden on the Soviet Union nomination of the Finnish side for the opening of Soviet-Finnish negotiations on a truce or peace in Moscow

F. 059.The household of the People’s Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. Molotov to the ambassadors of the USSR in the UK and the USA and the Messenger of the USSR in Sweden on the Soviet Union nomination of the Finnish side for the opening of Soviet-Finnish negotiations on a truce or peace in Moscow.
August 27, 1944
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The encryption of the USSR Ambassador to the United States A. A. Gromyko in the NWKI of the USSR on the course of the conference of the representatives of the three powers of the USSR, the USA and Great Britain in Dumbarton-Ox (issues were discussed: on the composition of the Council of the Organization; On the exclusion from the organization; on the vote of countries directly affectedConflict;

F. 059.The encryption of the USSR Ambassador to the United States A. A. Gromyko in the NWKI of the USSR on the course of the conference of the representatives of the three powers of the USSR, the USA and Great Britain in Dumbarton-Ox (issues were discussed: on the composition of the Council of the Organization; On the exclusion from the organization; on the vote of countries directly affectedConflict;
August 28, 1944
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Ciphers of the USSR Ambassador to the United States A. A. Gromyko in the NKKU USSR about a conversation with the Deputy State Secretary of the United States E. Stettinius on the basic problematic issues of the conference (voting principle; consideration of controversial issues affecting the great powers; creation of an air corps; on membership in the organization in the organizationallied Soviet republics)

F. 059.Ciphers of the USSR Ambassador to the United States A. A. Gromyko in the NKKU USSR about a conversation with the Deputy State Secretary of the United States E. Stettinius on the basic problematic issues of the conference (voting principle; consideration of controversial issues affecting the great powers; creation of an air corps; on membership in the organization in the organizationUnion Soviet republics).
August 29, 1944
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The household of the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. Molotov to the M. Molotov to the Sweden of A. M. Kollontai on the consent of the Soviet government to accept the government Finnish delegation in Moscow for negotiations on a ceasefire or peace in the event of a Government of Finland of preliminary conditions (expansion of relations with Germany)

F. 059.The household of the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. Molotov to the M. Molotov to the Sweden of A. M. Kollontai on the consent of the Soviet government to adopt a government Finnish delegation in Moscow for a ceasefire or peace in the event of a Government of Finland of preliminary conditions (a breakdown of relations with Germany).
August 29, 1944
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The household of the People’s Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. Molotov Saluation of the USSR in the UK F. T. Gusev on the transfer of the Soviet government’s statement to the British side of his decision not to participate in the discussion of the conditions for the surrender of Bulgaria due to the fact that the USSR is not at war with Bulgaria

F. 059.The household of the People’s Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. Molotov Saluation of the USSR in the UK F. T. Gusev on the transfer of the Soviet government’s statement to the British side of his decision not to participate in the discussion of the conditions for the surrender of Bulgaria due to the fact that the USSR is not at war with Bulgaria.
August 29, 1944
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Ciphers of the First Deputy People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR A. Ya. Vyshinsky by Soviet representatives in Ankara, Cairo and Sofia on the decision of the Bulgarian government to disarm German troops, passing from Romania to Bulgaria

F. 059.The householder of the First Deputy People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR A. Ya. Vyshinsky by Soviet representatives in Ankara, Cairo and Sofia on the decision of the Bulgarian government to disarm German troops, transitioning from Romania to Bulgaria.
August 29, 1944
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