Неудавшаяся империя. Советский Союз в холодной войне от Сталина до Горбачева - Владислав Мартинович Зубок

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1. Комиссар по иностранным делам СССР В.М.Молотов встречает в военном аэропорту Бальбек (Крым) президента США Франклина Рузвельта и премьер-министра Великобритании Уинстона Черчилля. 4 февраля 1945 года. РИА Новости

2. Военные корреспонденты фотографируются у стен Рейхстага. Берлин, 5 мая 1945 года. Фото Анатолия Морозова. РИА Новости

1. США пригласили иностранных обозревателей, включая и двух представителей Советского Союза, на демонстрацию подводного атомного взрыва на атолле Бикини.