The Curzon Ultimatum to Soviet Russia in 1923 as One of the Distantion of the Consequences of the First World War: a New Interpretation

Sergeev, Evgeny

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The Curzon Ultimatum to Soviet Russia in 1923 as One of the Distantion of the Consequences of the First World War: a New Interpretation

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S207987840001429-0-2

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Volume 7 Issue 2 (46)

Abstract

The article reveals the features of the crisis in the Soviet-British relations caused by the diplomatic note which Lord Curzon, the head of the Foreign Office, addressed to the Soviet Government in Moscow in May, 1923. The author makes a compelling case for a new interpreta-tion of this episode in the eventful history of bilateral relations attesting to their contradictory nature and complex dynamics.

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Soviet-British relations, British foreign policy, diplomatic recognition of the USSR, Soviet-British contradictions in the Eastern countries, Lord Curzon’s activity as the head of the Foreign Office

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21.04.2016

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14.05.2016

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GOST	Sergeev E. The Curzon Ultimatum to Soviet Russia in 1923 as One of the Distantion of the Consequences of the First World War: a New Interpretation // ISTORIYA. – 2016. – V. 7. – Issue 2 (46). URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840001429-0-2/
MLA	Sergeev, Evgeny "The Curzon Ultimatum to Soviet Russia in 1923 as One of the Distantion of the Consequences of the First World War: a New Interpretation." ISTORIYA. 7.2 (46) (2016).
APA	Sergeev E. (2016). The Curzon Ultimatum to Soviet Russia in 1923 as One of the Distantion of the Consequences of the First World War: a New Interpretation. ISTORIYA. vol. 7, no. 2 (46)