The Bullitt Mission to Russia: Testimony before the Committee on Foreign Relations United States Senate by William C. Bullitt

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151 pp. Two page terminal publisher ad. William C. Bullitt went to Russia on a confidential mission to arrange for an exchange of peace proposals with Lenin. This book explores how Lenin met the Allied proposals, how Lloyd George discussed the proposals and then denied knowledge of them, and how Bullitt's report of his trip was suppressed. Bullitt was the first U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union under FDR, after his dealings with Russia at the Paris Peace Conference during the Wilson administration. CONTENTS: Lenin's Peace Proposal; Mr. Bullitt's Report on Russia; Lincoln Steffens's Report on Russia; Discussions of the Peace Conference on a Policy Toward Russia, Etc. Show more