Word: soviets
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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These were the words used by Robert M. Hodgson in announcing to the Soviet Government that he had been appointed British Charge d'Affaires pending the appointment of an Ambassador, who is expected to be James O'Grady (TIME...
Unconditional recognition was granted to Russia. The Soviet Government was invited, however, to send "a representative armed with full powers" to draw up "a complete treaty to settle all the questions outstanding between the two countries...
Said the Premier to newspaper correspondents: "I heartily sympathize with Mr. Hughes' resentment of Soviet interference, or attempted interference, with the present form of government of your great country [TIME, Dec. 31, Jan. 7]. We appreciate his refusal to treat with the Soviets so long as this interference continues...
...long as Russia pursues her policy of nationalization without indemnification, so long will France refuse to recognize the Soviet Government." That is the gist of French comment upon the recognition of Russia by Britain, whom they decline to emulate...
Premier Alexander Zankoff supplied the American Legation in Sofia with "large quantities of documentary evidence of Russian Soviet activities in Bulgaria...