Foreign Ministers of Russia, Britain, and France and US Secretary of State attend ballet at Bolshoi Theater while in Mos

The video describes an evening at Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre during a Foreign Ministers' Conference. Key figures like Molotov, Marshall, Bideau, and Bevin attend a performance of Romeo and Juliet. The event coincides with a Greek Independence Day party, leading to diplomatic tensions. Rumors suggest the Soviets' invitation to the ballet was to overshadow the Greek celebration. Marshall and Bevin later attend the Greek event, highlighting the ongoing diplomatic maneuvers amid the conference.

Who were the key figures attending the ballet at the Bolshoi Theatre?

• Molotov, Marshall, Bideau, and Bevin

• Stalin, Churchill, Roosevelt, and Truman

• Lenin, Trotsky, Kerensky, and Nicholas II

• Putin, Medvedev, Lavrov, and Shoigu

What was the performance at the Bolshoi Theatre?

• Swan Lake

• The Nutcracker

• Giselle

• Romeo and Juliet

What was the main event happening on the same night as the ballet performance?

• A Russian military parade

• A Greek Independence Day celebration

• A French cultural festival

• A British royal visit

What was the rumored reason for the Soviet invitation to the ballet?

• To celebrate a diplomatic victory

• To overshadow the Greek Independence Day party

• To honor the Russian ballet dancers

• To welcome new ambassadors

Which two diplomats attended the Greek celebration after the ballet?

• Marshall and Bevin

• Stalin and Khrushchev

• Bideau and Madame Bideau

• Molotov and his wife