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Teheran Conference of the Three Powers. 1943

Pyotr Maltsev. Friendship Agreement

1944

Central Museum of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 (Victory Museum)

Poster. Gouache on paper.

26.0 х 34.5 cm

Строго личное и секретное послание У. Черчилля И.В. Сталину об отправке четырех конвоев в СССР. 3 мая 1944 г. РГАСПИ

Personal and most secret message from Winston Churchill to Joseph Stalin on four convoys being sent to the USSR

3 May 1944

Russian State Archive of Social and Political History

Russian translation.

English original.

Шифртелеграмма В.М. Молотова послу СССР в Вашингтоне с текстом секретного и личного послания И.В. Сталина Ф. Рузвельту, У. Черчиллю об операции «Оверлорд». 16 мая 1944 г. РГАСПИ

Cipher telegram from Vyacheslav Molotov to the Soviet ambassador in Washington with a personal and most secret message from Joseph Stalin to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill on Operation Overlord

16 May 1944

Russian State Archive of Social and Political History

Письмо Ф. Рузвельта И.В. Сталину о вручении грамот Сталинграду и Ленинграду с выражением восхищения американского народа героизмом защитников городов. 25 мая 1944 г. РГАСПИ

Letter from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Joseph Stalin on the presentation of scrolls to Stalingrad and Leningrad with an expression of the admiration of the American people for the cities’ heroism

25 May 1944

Russian State Archive of Social and Political History

Russian translation.

English original Handsigned by Franklin D. Roosevelt

Грамота президента США Ф. Рузвельта городу Сталинграду. 17 мая 1944 г. Государственный историко-мемориальный музей-заповедник «Сталинградская битва»

Scroll from US President Franklin D. Roosevelt to the city of Stalingrad

17 May 1944

Museum-Reserve «Battle of Stalingrad»

English original.

"Although the Commander-in-Chief justly believed that we were strong enough to defeat Nazi Germany on our own, he was very glad about the opening of a second front in Europe. After all, this greatly speeded up the end of the war and was highly timely for the Soviet people who were exhausted by the war and privations."

Georgy Zhukov, Memories and Recollections, p. 173.