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Maxim Litvinov
Maxim Litvinov
Soviet foreign minister and ambassador, born Meir Walach.
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... Litvinov served as Soviet Foreign Minister from
1921 to 1939. During that era, he conducted extensive
negotiations with the German government and repre-
sented his government in the League of Nations and
international conferences. From 1941 to 1943 he was
Soviet Ambassador to the United States. Following that
assignment, little was heard from him until his death in
December 1951. ...Connected nodes
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Meir Walach
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Maxim Litvinov served as Soviet foreign minister
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Maxim Litvinov served as Soviet ambassador to the United States
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