The Ordeal of a Diplomat
The Ordeal of a Diplomat
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The Kerensky Government evi- dently were of the opinion that the appoint- ment was unsuitable. Personally, I doubted from the very beginning if Sazonov would ever come to London. As is evident from the above- quoted remarks of the foreign editor of one of the Condon papers, it was realised that Sazonov was the spokesman of Russian Imperialism.
Meanwhile, very soon after the first Revolu- tion, Kerensky made a statement, which was widely commented on, to the effect that Russia would not claim Co...nstantinople, and a tendency began to manifest itself in Russia towards the renunciation of " Imperialistic MR. HENDERSON 85 acquisition. " The cancellation of Sazonov's appointment was therefore by no means sur- prising.
Approximately at this time, Mr. Arthur Henderson, M. P. , then member of the War Cabinet, went to Petrograd. The Labour Leader has since publicly given an account of his journey to Russia and of his resignation from the Cabinet in connection with the Stock- holm incident. I will endeavour to show in the chapter devoted to the Stockholm Confer- ence that in so far as Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Kerensky Government evi- dently were of the opinion that the appoint- ment was unsuitable. Personally, I doubted from the very beginning if Sazonov would ever come to London. As is evident from the above- quoted remarks of the foreign editor of one of the Condon papers, it was realised that Sazonov was the spokesman of Russian Imperialism.
Meanwhile, very soon after the first Revolu- tion, Kerensky made a statement, which was widely commented on, to the effect that Russia would not claim Co...nstantinople, and a tendency began to manifest itself in Russia towards the renunciation of " Imperialistic MR. HENDERSON 85 acquisition. " The cancellation of Sazonov's appointment was therefore by no means sur- prising.
Approximately at this time, Mr. Arthur Henderson, M. P. , then member of the War Cabinet, went to Petrograd. The Labour Leader has since publicly given an account of his journey to Russia and of his resignation from the Cabinet in connection with the Stock- holm incident. I will endeavour to show in the chapter devoted to the Stockholm Confer- ence that in so far as Mr.
What to read after The Ordeal of a Diplomat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K D Konstantin Dmitrievich Nabokov to read onlineMoreLess
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