Word: molotovs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...have very bad English," the ambassador began. He smiled pleasantly. A newsreel man assured him that his English was better than Molotov's. If that flattered him, he did not show it. But he managed to get out that he had been Soviet ambassador to China from 1939 to 1944, that his wife, Ekaterina, would join him in January...
...soul was formed and how his consciousness was strengthened, enriched and armed by the teaching of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin." The injunction is often taken literally. In a new Moscow play The Great Days (see cut), Playwright N. Virta has included a big-as-life Stalin and Molotov and a baggy-pants Churchill, who looks like an angry W. C. Fields...
...Molotov: "The hidden reparations and economic privileges which the British, American and French authorities receive in the Western zones . . . are usually passed over in silence.... Coal was bought at cheap rates from the Ruhr . . . and exported to other countries. The British authorities . . . received enormous profits...
...Molotov: "Whole concerns are being bought up from German industrialists at low prices. American and British capital is penetrating into German industry...
Paragraph after paragraph, Molotov's assertions could be disproved by some simple digging for recorded facts. Why did Molotov lay himself open to such complete refutation? Expert Hitler knew the reason...