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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov signs non-aggression pact with Germany in Moscow, observed by Stalin. The treaty assures Russia will not oppose Hitler's demands on Poland and eastern Europe, prompting rejoicing among Nazi leaders including Ribbentrop, Hitler, and Goering.
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This is the signature which may bring another world war. Assured that Russia will not oppose him, Germany's Adolf Hitler now seems determined to press utmost demands on Poland. Historic Moscow picture, above, shows Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov signing Russ-German non-aggression treaty while Josef Stalin, in white coat, watches.
Nazi Leaders Rejoice After Treaty Signing
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To his chief, German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, left, brings official news that non-aggression pact with Russia has been signed by both nations. Happy are Adolf Hitler and Field Marshal Hermann Goering, right, who now know that their territorial demands in eastern Europe will be unopposed by Soviets.
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non-aggression pact signed between soviet union and germany, allowing unopposed german territorial demands in eastern europe including poland.
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Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov signs the Russ-German non-aggression treaty in Moscow while Josef Stalin watches. German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop delivers the news to Adolf Hitler and Field Marshal Hermann Goering, who rejoice knowing Soviet non-opposition to their demands.