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Litvinov, Maxim — 1876–1952 A Bolshevik from his early days, Litvinov was Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs from 1930. He was in favor of Soviet cooperation with the west and advocated the use of the League of Nations, as an anti Fascist organization.… … Who’s Who in World War Two
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