Word: molotovs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...days earlier, it had been proposed that the Council speed up its work and point for adjournment this week. Mr. Molotov agreed, since, he said, "the Soviet Government has decided to yield all along the line." These were tremendous words. Molotov agreed that free navigation of the Danube (his greatest concession in 15 months) should be written into the Balkan treaty texts...
Although he is mildly allergic to decisions by deputies, Molotov conceded that the Council's deputies could handle the odds & ends that remained. At the Council's next meeting, the treaties (God and the Kremlin willing) will be signed...
...Molotov invited his colleagues to Moscow for the next meeting, said they need have no fear of "Russian frost." This in view of the warm amiability in the Waldorf tower, sounded more hopeful than ever...
Vyacheslav Molotov did not exactly say it in those words, but if he had, the effect could hardly have been more startling. Some observers thought it was the brightest day in U.N. history...
...weapons but guided missiles, poison gas and disease warfare. Any nation could exercise a veto by refusing to sign the treaty. Once the agreement was in force, however, the rules for enforcement and supervision would be binding. After two days of study (and possibly of communicating with Moscow), Mr. Molotov said...