Between the revolution and the West : a political biography of Maxim M. Litvinov
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Between the revolution and the West : a political biography of Maxim M. Litvinov
Westview Press, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
In this volume, Hugh Phillips provides a biography of Maxim Litvinov, a Bolshevik revolutionary who began his professional life running guns into Tsarist Russia and eventually became the leading Soviet diplomat in the turbulent 1930s. He consistently advocated a policy of co-operation with the Western democracies in spite of Stalin's hostile attitude toward the West. When he passed away in 1951, Litvinov left behind a political legacy that lay dormant until its recent revival by Mikhail Gorbachev. The book is based on extensive research in the Soviet Union and the West, including previously unavailable archives and interviews with Litvinov's friends and family.
目次
- From Belostok to Britain
- diplomatic baptism
- keeping the lines open - Litvinov and the West, 1918-1920
- the Genoa and Hague conferences
- Litvinov and the origins of Soviet disarmament policy
- years of drift and waiting - 1923-1927
- propaganda and disarmament, 1927-1928
- the new foreign commissar
- Litvinov and Soviet foreign policy on the eve of Hitler's ascendancy
- reorienting Soviet foreign policy
- the Franco-Soviet pact
- the collapse of collective security
- war and a mission to America
- Cold War and oblivion
- epilogue - is there a Litvinov legacy?
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