1935
Symphony no 4
Composes, "Symphony no 4"
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Moscow in Great Britain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Composes, "Symphony no 4"
Appointed Ambassador of Russia
Churchill meets Stalin at the Kremlin
Churchill visits Moscow to discuss second front issues with Stalin, Soviets suspicious over Allied strategy in Mediterranean, demand action in NW Europe
The future of Austria as an independent state is assured. Promises retribution for the Nazis "abominal deeds" against the Jews
Agrees to the European Advisery Commission to divide Germany into military zones
Declaration to create an international organisation for peace & security. Annexation imposed on Austria by Germany on March 15, 1938, is null and void
Agrees to form the European Advisery Commission to divide Germany into military zones
Agrees to form the European Advisery Commission to divide Germany into military zones
Agrees to the European Advisery Commission to divide Germany into military zones
Churchill links acceptance of the Curzon Line to Allied support for Polish territorial gains in East Prussia and toward the Oder.
Churchill unequivocally supports using the Curzon Line as the basis of the Polish-Soviet territorial settlement during talks with Stalin and Mikolajczyk.
Churchill confirms with Stalin that they will support Polish claims to compensating territory in the north and west if the eastern frontier follows the Curzon basis.
Leads a trade mission & agrees to exchange manufactured goods for Russian grain
The British appeal to Moscow to ask North Korea to stop the war, Russia declines
Wilson & Walker visit Khrushchev & reach a "friendly understanding" except for Berlin
Wilson & Walker visit Khrushchev & reach a "friendly understanding" except for Berlin
Wins the 1500m Olympic Gold Medal
Wins the 800m gold medal
Calls for a boycott of the Moscow Olympics because of the invasion of Afghanistan
Some British athletes compete in Moscow despite government boycott pressure.
Margaret Thatcher meets Konstantin Chernenko
Attends Chernenkos funeral in Moscow
Wins the Champions League with Manchester United after the final against Chelsea is decided by penalties.
Wins his second Champions League crown when Manchester United defeat Chelsea on penalties.
Provenance
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