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 Andropov, Yuri Vladimirovich
 Babel, Isaak Emmanuilovich
 Beria, Lavrenti Pavlovich
 Budenny, Semyon Mikhaylovich
 Bulganin, Nikolai Aleksandrovich
 Chamberlain, Neville
 Chuikov, Vassili
 Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer
 Hitler, Adolf
 Khruschev, Nikita Sergeyevich
 Kiichiro, Hiranuma
 Kosygin, Aleksei Nikolaevich
 Litvinov, Maxim Maximovich
 Malenkov, Georgi Maksimilanovich
 Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
 Nobuyuki, Abe
 Radek, Karl Bernhardovich
 Sikorski, Wladyslaw
 Stalin, Joseph
 Voroshilov, Klimenty Efremovich
 Zhukov, Georgi Konstantinovich
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   Alliance   Chuikov, Vassili
     Appointed Military attache to Chiang Kai-shek
   Alliance   Litvinov, Maxim Maximovich
  14th July Moscow   Receives the British   Ambassador, proposes a triple pact of Britain  , France   & Russia
   Arrest   Babel, Isaak Emmanuilovich
   May   Arrested & accused of spying for France  
   Battle of Khalkin Gol   Zhukov, Georgi Konstantinovich
   Aug Khalkin Gol   Defeats a Japan  ese force at Khalkin-Gol in Manchuria
   Battle of Khasan   Zhukov, Georgi Konstantinovich
  20th Aug Khasan   Defeats the Japan  ese in their attempt toinvade Mongolia
   Battle of Nomanhan   Stalin, Joseph
  31st Aug Nomanhan   In 1 day the Japan  ese suffer 50,000 casulties, their worst ever defeat
  31st Aug Nomanhan   The Japan  ese are prevented from making any further incursions into Russian  territory
   Battle of Nomonhan   Stalin, Joseph
  31st Aug Nomonhan   Defeat by Russia  convinces the Japan  ese that they cannot fight against the Russians
   Battle of Nomonhan   Zhukov, Georgi Konstantinovich
  20th Aug Nomonhan   Attacks the Japan  ese in what began as a series of border skirmishes in May
  26th Aug Nomonhan   In 4 days 40,000 Japan  ese & 27,000 Russian  soldiers have been killed
  26th Aug Nomonhan   Russian  forces stop their attacks
  31st Aug Nomonhan   Destroys the IJA forces in & around Nomonhan, 45000 Japan  ese soldiers were killed
   Sep Nomonhan   After Nomonhan transfers 1700 tanks, 3 cavalry Divs, 15 rifle Divs & 1500 aircraft
   Sep Nomonhan   Victory over Japan   at Nomonhan means that Russia  does not have to fight a 2 front war
   Capture   Kiichiro, Hiranuma
  5th July   Japan   publishes pictures of captured Russian  soldiers
   Capture   Stalin, Joseph
     Poland   is divided between the Germans & the Russians  along the River Bug
     Russia  occupies the eastern zone including Galicia & the Polish   Ukraine
  18th Sep Vilnyus   The Russians  capture Vilnyus
  10th Oct Estonia   Forced to accept a "mutual assistance" pact with Moscow
  10th Oct Latvia   Forced to accept a "mutual assistance" pact with Moscow
  10th Oct Lithuania   Forced to accept a "mutual assistance" pact with Moscow
   Central Committee   Budenny, Semyon Mikhaylovich
     Appointed Member of the Central Committee
   Central Committee   Bulganin, Nikolai Aleksandrovich
     Appointed Membrer of the Central Committee
   Commander   Zhukov, Georgi Konstantinovich
     Appointed Commander-in-Chief
   Commissar   Kosygin, Aleksei Nikolaevich
   Moscow   Appointed People's Commissar for the Textile Indus try
   Communist Party   Andropov, Yuri Vladimirovich
   Moscow   Appointed Member of the Communist Party
   Conference of Bucharest   Litvinov, Maxim Maximovich
   Bucharest   Litvinov's suggestion for a conference is rejected
   Bucharest   Suggests a 4 power conference to defend Rumania after the German   invasion of Prague
   Congress of CP, 18th   Stalin, Joseph
   Moscow   Attacks Britain   & France   for rejecting collective security due to fear of revolution
   Moscow   Attacks Britain   & France   for rejecting collective security for fear of revolution
   Death   Radek, Karl Bernhardovich
     Death of Karl Bernhardovich Radek, in prison
   Declaration of War   Kiichiro, Hiranuma
   Jan   Russia  & Japan   clash on the border between Manchuria & Outer Mongolia
   Declaration of War   Stalin, Joseph
   May   Russia  mobilizes against Japan   on the border between Manchuria & Outer Mongolia
   Defeat   Kiichiro, Hiranuma
   June   The Russian  Army defeats the Japan  ese Army
   Defeat   Stalin, Joseph
   June   The Russian  Army defeats the Japan  ese Army
   Aug   Wipes out the 23rd division of the KMT Army
   Defence Committee   Beria, Lavrenti Pavlovich
     Appointed Member of the State Defence Committee
   Deputy Chairman   Beria, Lavrenti Pavlovich
     Appointed Deputy Chair of the State Committee for Defence
   Diplomacy   Chamberlain, Neville
   May   Russia  offers a tripartiteAlliance with France   & Britain  
   Diplomacy   Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer
   May   Russia  offers a tripartiteAlliance with France   & Britain  , Churchill urges acceptence
   Diplomacy   Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  5th Oct   A mutual assistancetreaty is signed between Russia  & Latvia
  10th Oct   A mutual assistancetreaty is signed between Russia  & Lithuania
  12th Oct   Negotiations between Russia  & Finland take place for an exchange of territory
  6th Nov   In a speech, blames the war on capitalism
   Diplomacy   Stalin, Joseph
     After Nomonhan the Japan  ese Foreign Minister visits Russia  & signs a neutrality pact
     Says to the Japan  ese Foregn Minister, "we are both Asiatics, Japan   can now turn south"
  14th Mar   Protests after German   legions move on Prague in contravention of the Munich Agreement
  18th April   The Soviet   Union offers a Soviet  -British  -French Alliance which would guarantee the integrity of Poland  , the consulations are unproductive
   May   Russia  offers a tripartiteAlliance with France   & Britain  
  19th Aug   At a meeting of the Politbureau Stalin says anAlliance with Germany   maybe possible
  20th Aug   Hitler sends Stalin a telegram pressing for a pact
  20th Aug   Poland   refuses Russia  passage, a precondition of an Anglo  -Franco-Soviet   agreement
  20th Aug   It is anounced that Germany   & Russia  have concluded a commercial agreement
  24th Sep   After the Russian  invasion of Poland   Hitler agrees to Stalin's new demands
  5th Oct   A mutual assistancetreaty is signed between Russia  & Latvia
  12th Oct   Negotiations between Russia  & Finland take place for an exchange of territory
  14th Oct   Offers Finland land but the strategic loss causes the Fins to refuse
  28th Nov   Russia  cancels its 1932 non-aggreesiontreaty with Finland
   Diplomacy   Stalin, Jospeh
   Sep   Germany   invades Poland   & Japan   & Russia  agree a cease-fire
   Diplomacy   Voroshilov, Klimenty Efremovich
   Aug Moscow   Meets an Anglo  -French mission to discuss the defence of Poland   if attacked by Germany  
   Independence   Stalin, Joseph
  21st Sep   Germany   & Russia  declares that Poland   no longer exists
   Invasion of China   Stalin, Joseph
     Sends Zhukov against the Japan  ese to teach them "a lesson they would never forget"
   Invasion of Czech   Stalin, Joseph
  14th Mar   Protests after German   legions move on Prague contravening the Munich Agreement
   Invasion of Finland   Stalin, Joseph
  30th Nov   Russia  attacks the Mannerheim Line toinvade Finland
  30th Nov   Russia  launches an attack against Finland , fighting lasts throughout the winter
   Invasion of Poland   Hitler, Adolf
  17th Sep   Russian  troops march into eastern Poland  
   Invasion of Poland   Sikorski, Wladyslaw
  17th Sep   Russia  gives the order toinvade eastern Poland   which is undefended
  30th Oct   Russia  formally annexes it's occupied Polish   territories
   Invasion of Poland   Chuikov, Vassili
     Partakes in theinvasion of Poland  
   Invasion of Poland   Stalin, Joseph
  1st Sep   The German   Army crosses the Polish   border
  17th Sep   Russia  gives the order toinvade eastern Poland   which is undefended
  17th Sep   The Russians  invade Poland   for 1 week
  17th Sep   The Soviet  s carry out their part of the secret appendix of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, which divided Eastern Europe into Nazi and Soviet   spheres of influence
  18th Sep   The remains of the Polish  Government & military High Command flee to Hungary
  19th Sep Brest Litovsk   The Red Army & German   troops join up at Brest-Litovsk
  24th Sep   After the Russian  invasion of Poland   Hitler agrees to Stalin's new demands
  1st Oct   Germany   and the Soviet   Union completely overrun Poland  , although the Polish  Government never surrendered
   Invasion of Russia   Kiichiro, Hiranuma
  11th May   Japan  ese attack on disputed border areas is renewed between Japan  ese and Soviet  s
   Invasion of Russia   Zhukov, Georgi Konstantinovich
  11th May Nomonhan   Japan  ese attacks on disputed border areas is renewed between Japan  ese and Russia
   Lieutenant   Khruschev, Nikita Sergeyevich
     Appointed Lieutenant-General
   Mannerheim Line   Stalin, Joseph
  30th Nov Mannerheim Line   Russia  attacks the Mannerheim Line toinvade Finland
   Medal   Zhukov, Georgi Konstantinovich
     Awarded for expelling the Japan  ese 6th Army from the Mongolia n-Manchurian border
   Military Attache   Chuikov, Vassili
     Appointed Military attache to Chiang Kai-shek
   Minister of Foreign Affairs   Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  2nd May   Appointed Commissar for Foreign Affairs, 1st term
   Nazi Soviet Pact   Hitler, Adolf
  24th Aug Berlin   Russia  & Germany   will not attack each other for 10 yrs with an option for 5 more yrs
   Nazi Soviet Pact   Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  19th Aug   Hands the German   Ambassador von der Schulenburg a draft of the non-aggression pact
  23rd Aug   Includes secret protocols dividing Europe into zones of influence
  23rd Aug   Signs a pact pledging both Countries to remain neutral if the other is at war
   Nazi Soviet Pact   Stalin, Joseph
  20th Aug Moscow   Hitler cables Stalin accepting the draft NAZI-Soviet   Non-Aggression Pact
  20th Aug Moscow   Invites Ribbentrop to Moscow for 23 August
  23rd Aug Moscow   Includes secret protocols dividing Europe into zones of influence
  24th Aug Moscow   Russia  & Germany   will not attack each other for 10 yrs with an option for 5 more yrs
  29th Sep Moscow   The Soviet   Germany   Boundary & Friendship Treaty is signed
   Offensive   Zhukov, Georgi Konstantinovich
   Khalkin Gol   Distinguishes himself during the offensive in Mongolia against the Japan  ese 6th Army
   Partition   Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  28th Sep Moscow   Ribbentrop & Molotov meet & split Poland   in 2
  28th Sep Moscow   Russia  is given a free hand in Lithuania
  28th Sep Moscow   Russia  is given land east of the Narew-Bug-San line
   Partition   Stalin, Joseph
  28th Sep Moscow   Ribbentrop & Molotov meet & split Poland   in 2
   Peace   Nobuyuki, Abe
   Sep   Germany   invades Poland   & Japan   & Russia  agree a cease-fire
   Peace   Stalin, Jospeh
   Sep   Germany   invades Poland   & Japan   & Russia  agree a cease-fire
   Police Chief Beria   Beria, Lavrenti Pavlovich
     Appointed Member of the State Defense Committee
   Politburo   Khruschev, Nikita Sergeyevich
   Moscow   Appointed Member of the Politburo, full member
   Purge   Beria, Lavrenti Pavlovich
     Malenkov & Beria purge the Baltic States , 1939-1941
   Purge   Malenkov, Georgi Maksimilanovich
     Malenkov & Beria purge the Baltic States , 1939-1941
   Rule of Baltic Sea   Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  23rd Aug Baltic Sea   Under the Nazi-Soviet   Pact Russia  takes eastern Poland  , Finland & Baltic States
   Rule of Baltic Sea   Stalin, Joseph
  23rd Aug Baltic Sea   The Nazi-Soviet   Pact gives Russia  eastern Poland  , Finland & Baltic States
   Rule of Finland   Stalin, Joseph
  23rd Aug   The Nazi-Soviet   Pact gives Russia  eastern Poland  , Finland & Baltic States
   Rule of Lithuania   Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  28th Sep   Russia  is given a free hand in Lithuania
   Rule of   Sikorski, Wladyslaw
  30th Oct   Russia  formally annexes it's occupied Polish   territories
   Rule of Poland   Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  28th Sep Moscow   Ribbentrop & Molotov meet & split Poland   in 2
  28th Sep Moscow   Russia  is given land east of the Narew-Bug-San line
   Rule of Poland   Stalin, Joseph
  23rd Aug   The Nazi-Soviet   Pact gives Russia  eastern Poland  , Finland & Baltic States
  28th Sep Moscow   Ribbentrop & Molotov meet & split Poland   in 2
  30th Oct   Russia  formally annexes it's occupied Polish   territories
   Rule of Vilna   Stalin, Joseph
  10th Oct Vilna   Vilna is restored to Lithuania while Russia  gets sea & air bases
   Siege of Prague   Stalin, Joseph
  14th Mar Prague   Protests after German   legions move on Prague contravening the Munich Agreement
   Treaty of Latvia   Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  5th Oct   A mutual assistancetreaty is signed between Russia  & Latvia
   Treaty of Latvia   Stalin, Joseph
  5th Oct   A mutual assistancetreaty is signed between Russia  & Latvia
   Treaty of Lithuania   Molotov, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  10th Oct   A mutual assistancetreaty is signed between Russia  & Lithuania
   Treaty of Lithuania   Stalin, Joseph
  5th Sep Vilna   Vilna is transferred from Poland   to Lithuania & becomes its capital
  10th Oct   A mutual assistancetreaty is signed between Russia  & Lithuania
   Treaty of Munich   Stalin, Joseph
  31st Sep Munich   Russia, like the USA  , is excluded from thetreaty & the conference
  31st Sep Munich   The Munichtreaty makes Russia's offer of military support to Czech academic
   Treaty of Mutual Assistance   Stalin, Joseph
  5th Sep Latvia   Russia  signstreaty of Mutual Assistance with Latvia giving Russia  occupation rights
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