V.M. Molotov at the international conference in San Francisco (1945)

View of part of the San Francisco Opera House on April 25, 1945, the day of the International Conference, reporters at the entrance, cars driving up to the entrance.

Members of the British delegation on their way to a conference meeting.

The face of a US military police soldier standing at the entrance to the theater.

Delegates in the hall.

The beginning of one of the plenary sessions of the conference on April 30, 1945. V. M. Molotov delivers a speech from the rostrum, a view of part of the conference hall.

Journalists during Molotov’s press conference, Molotov at the microphone.

Representatives of various San Francisco public organizations at the entrance to the opera house during the conference.

Cars drive past the opera house.

The plane with members of the Soviet delegation finishes taxiing at the San Francisco airport.

Molotov meets members of the Soviet delegation at the plane’s steps.

The face of the head of the delegation, D. Z. Manuilsky.

Molotov shakes hands and talks with members of the Soviet delegation.

Molotov and Manuilsky in the foyer of the opera house before the start of the next session of the conference.

Manuilsky and the People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the BSSR Kiselev K. greet the conference participants.

Molotov speaks from the rostrum during the conference session.

Farewell to Molotov in Washington before his flight to San Francisco; among those seeing him off are Manuilsky and the US Ambassador to the USSR Harriman A. Molotov approaches the plane and greets the American crew.

Molotov and his entourage ascend the steps of the plane.

The seers wave their hats.

The propeller turns.

The plane taxis onto the runway.

A highway in the USA. Molotov, US Secretary of State Stettinius E., British Prime Minister Attlee K., British Foreign Secretary Eden E. during the ceremonial reception.

A meeting on the sidelines with the participation of Stettinius and Molotov.

The faces of Stettinius, Molotov, and Attlee discussing the contents of the document.

Journalists and employees of American radio Molotov's speech on American radio, during the work of the International Conference in San Francisco.

Molotov V.M. among journalists.

Molotov comes to the podium to the microphones.

Molotov speaks from the podium with congratulations to the American people on the occasion of the signing of the capitulation of Hitler's Germany, with broadcast on the radio (synchronously).

Illuminated windows of the radio station building.