SOVIET'S PACT WITH BRITAIN SIGNED IN MOSCOW -

In a historic scene in Moscow, an agreement was signed between the Soviet Union and Great Britain to fight against Hitlerite Germany. Mr. Molotov and Sir Stafford Cribbs signed the document, which was to take immediate effect. The agreement marked a significant turning point in the war, with both countries committing to not negotiate a separate peace. Post-signing, discussions took place through an interpreter, and Stalin expressed satisfaction with the alliance. The Soviet State Committee for Defence appointed three commanders to lead the operation.

What was the main purpose of the agreement signed in Moscow?

• To divide territories in Europe

• To fight Hitlerite Germany until victory

• To negotiate a separate peace

• To establish trade relations

Who signed the document on behalf of Great Britain?

• Winston Churchill

• Sir Stafford Cribbs

• Anthony Eden

• Neville Chamberlain

What was the significance of the film mentioned in the transcript?

• It was a documentary about Soviet culture

• It portrayed a major turning point in the war against Hitler

• It was a propaganda film for the Soviet Union

• It documented the daily life in Moscow

Who was seen conversing through an interpreter after the signing?

• Roosevelt and Stalin

• Hitler and Mussolini

• Sir Stafford and Mr. Molotov

• Stalin and Churchill

What action did the Soviet State Committee for Defence take after the signing?

• They signed a peace treaty with Germany

• They declared war on Japan

• They launched a new propaganda campaign

• They appointed three commanders to lead the operation