History and chronology of Maxim Maximovich Litvinov in Russia

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Maxim Maximovich Litvinov History of Russia


1876	Birth
Birth of Maxim Maximovich Litvinov
1898	SDP
Appointed Member of the Social Democratic Party
1918	Conference of Labour Party
22nd Jan Addresses the Labour Party conference at Nottingham, Great Britain">Great Britain
1923	Diplomacy
Geneva Visits Barthou in Geneva to discuss a Soviet-French pact
1923	League of Nations
Moscow Negotiates Russian entry into the League of Nations with a permanent seat
Negotiates Russian entry into the League of Nations with a permanent seat
1928	Pact
27th Aug Moscow Signs the Kellog Pact
1929	Protocol Litvinov
9th Feb Moscow Litvinov Protocol between Russia, Estonia, Latvia & Poland renouncing war
1930	Commissar
21st July Appointed Commissar for Foreign Affairs, 1st term
1931	Commissar
Appointed Commissar for Foreign Affairs, 2nd term
1934	Diplomacy
Moscow Agrees a mutually defensive pact with France
1934	League of Nations
17th Sep Moscow Russia joins the League of Nations
1937	Conference of Nyon
9th Sep Nyon Britain will provide 60 destroyers in the Meditteranean
9th Sep Nyon Eastern countries will patrol their own shores
9th Sep Nyon Nine powers agree Britain & France will patrol Mediterranean trade
14th Sep Moscow The Nyon powers sign their apporoval of their decisions
1938	Alliance
9th May Moscow Will help Czech against Germany if Romania & Poland allow passage of Russian troops
21st Sep Geneva Declares Russia's commitment to support its treaty obligations with France & Czech
1938	Anschluss
Moscow Delivers a report warning Russia about anshcluss between Germany & Austria
Moscow Proposes a 4 power conference to discuss the anschluss, turned down by Britain
1938	Capital
Leningrad "with the preservation of the capitalist system a long & enduring peace is impossible"
1938	Diplomacy
Moscow States Russia will honour its treaty to defend Czech if the west does the same
Leningrad "with the preservation of the capitalist system a long & enduring peace is impossible"
9th May Moscow Rumania & Poland refuse to allow passage of Russian troops
9th May Moscow Will help Czech against Germany if Romania & Poland allow passage of Russian troops
2nd Sep Moscow Proposes staff talks & a conference to allow Russian troop access to Czech
2nd Sep Moscow Proposes staff talks & a conference to condemn German aggression
21st Sep Geneva Declares Russia's commitment to support its treaty obligations with France & Czech
1938	Treaty of Czech Rep
Moscow States Russia will honour its treaty to defend Czech if the west does the same
1939	Alliance
14th July Moscow Receives the Great Britain">British Ambassador, proposes a triple pact of Britain, France & Russia
1939	Conference of Bucharest
Bucharest Litvinov's suggestion for a conference is rejected
Bucharest Suggests a 4 power conference to defend Rumania after the German invasion of Prague
1941	Ambassador
Washington Appointed Ambassador to USA
1943	Deputy Commissar
Moscow Appointed Deputy Commissar of Foreign Affairs
1943	Diplomacy
Moscow While in office follows a policy of advocating co-operation with the west