27 January 1973Paris Peace Accords ResponseLeonid Brezhnev
Welcomes the Vietnam peace agreement while maintaining Soviet ties with Hanoi
Historical records for Russia in 1973, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Welcomes the Vietnam peace agreement while maintaining Soviet ties with Hanoi
Begins four days of talks in West Germany with Chancellor Willy Brandt.
Presses for rapid progress toward a European security conference during discussions with Willy Brandt.
Discusses mutual and balanced force reductions in Europe with West German leaders.
Begins his major United States visit for summit talks with Richard Nixon.
Holds opening White House discussions with Richard Nixon on arms control and superpower relations.
Continues summit negotiations with Richard Nixon at Camp David.
Signs an agreement with Richard Nixon committing both governments to avoid nuclear confrontation.
Continues discussions with Richard Nixon in California during the final phase of his United States visit.
Addresses the American public on television near the conclusion of his summit visit.
Meets Georges Pompidou in Paris immediately after completing his United States summit visit.
Tries to persuade Egypt to accept a ceasefire as Israeli forces prepare to cross the Suez Canal.
Visits Cairo to press for a ceasefire after Israel gains the initiative.
Participates in Soviet consultations with Henry Kissinger on a ceasefire.
Serves as a principal Soviet channel to Washington during the ceasefire crisis.
Deals with American officials as the US moves to a heightened alert posture.
Supervises Soviet military resupply to Arab allies during the war.
Exchanges urgent messages with Richard Nixon as the Yom Kippur War creates a superpower confrontation.
Attends the Geneva peace conference convened after the war.
Appointed Member of Politburo
Calculates amplification of waves by rotating black holes, developing the theory of black hole superradiance.
Publication of "The Gulag Archipelago" three volumes, 1973-1978. Publication of "The Gulag Archipelago"
Publication of "The Gulag Archipelago" three volumes, 1973-1978. Publication of "The Gulag Archipelago"
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