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catalog contributor b6850970.
catalog coverage "Israel Foreign relations Russia.".
catalog coverage "Israel Foreign relations Soviet Union.".
catalog coverage "Russia Foreign relations Israel.".
catalog coverage "Soviet Union Foreign relations Israel.".
catalog created "[1970]".
catalog date "1970".
catalog date "[1970]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1970]".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. 249-251.".
catalog description "I. 1947: the Soviet surprise -- II. Explanation of Soviet support for the establishment of the state of Israel -- III. 1948: full Soviet support of Israel during its War of Liberation -- Iv. 1948: establishment of diplomatic missions in Moscow and Tel Aviv ; Israeli and Soviet Jewry ; Ehrenburg's article in Pravda September 21 ; Moscow's line: Israel yes, Zionism no ; Support of Israel continued -- V. 1949: first doubts and first warnings -- VI. 1950: the Tripartite Declaration ; Israel's stand on Korea ; Moscow's change of line from full support to passive neutrality -- VI. 1951: Israel's dilemma over the Middle East Command plan ; Russian suspicions ; Soviet note of November 21 ; Israel's reply -- VIII. 1952-1953: continued tension over Korea and the Middle East Command plan ; The Stansky trial in Prague ; The doctors' trial ; Sharett's Knesset declaration of February 1953 ; Moscow's break in diplomatic relations with Israel -- IX. 1953-1954: Stalin's death ; Quick resumption of diplomatic relations ; Malenkov's statement of August 8, 1953 ; Signs of improvement despite emigration tabu ; First Soviet veto on Middle East issue in Security Council in January 1954 ; Soviet veto on Suez in march 1954, final turning point in Moscow's attitude to Israel -- X. How Moscow arrived at the point of no return".
catalog description "XI. 1954-1956: relations with Israel as influence on Moscow's relations with Arabs ; Russian adherence to anti-Israeli line in United Nations ; Deteriorating relations ; The Czech arms deal ; Exchange of notes simulated by one-sided arms supply to Arab States ; Soviet statements on the Middle East early in 1956 ; Khrushchev's identification of Soviet and Arab interests ; Zorin's statement and Israel's answer in September 1956 ; Russians as Egypt's main defenders in Suez canal debate -- XII. 1956-1957: The Sinai Campaign ; Bulganin -- Ben Gurion correspondence ; Russia's leadership in attack on Egypt's behalf ; Khrushchev's speech in November 1956 ; Izvestia: "the way to suicide" ; Moscow's embrace of Arab thesis regarding Israel -- XIII. The second decade, a continuation of the line adopted in 1954 ; Gromyko: Israel hacking at the branch on which it is sitting ; Moscow spreading false accusations against Israel -- XIV. 1958-1960: Israeli note on January 1958 ; Ben Gurion ; Bodrov meeting of July 17, 1958 ; Abba Eban's and Golda Meir's answers to Gromyko ; Lost hopes -- XV. 1960-1963: Moscow's difficulties in the Arab world ; Furtseva's explanation of Soviet attitude to Israel ; Soviet veto against condemnation of Syria for murders at Almagor ; Eshkol's conversation with Bodrov on September 23, 1963, and Golda Meir's talk with Gromyko on October 2, 1963 ; Some positive results and a certain change of style in Moscow -- XVI. 1964-1965: Eshkol's notes to Khrushchev of January 3 and march 2, 1964 ; Khrushchev in Egypt ; Eshkol's Knesset speech of May 20, 1964 ; Another Soviet veto ; Eban's meeting with Gromyko, December 18, 1964 ; Some positive signs in 1965 ; Golda Meir in the Knesset on March 28, 1965 ; The problem of Russian Jew presented as an obstacle to improvement of relations".
catalog description "XVII. 1966: Israeli government's policy declaration in January ; Abba Eban's meeting with Ambassador Chuvakhin a week later ; Eshkol's talk with the Soviet Ambassador in April ; Kosygin in Egypt ; Soviet statement of May 25 ; Eshkol's Paris press conference in May ; Israel's reply to Soviet statement -- XVIII. May-December 1966: Warsaw meeting of heads of Israeli missions in Eastern Europe ; Another Soviet veto ; Eban's meeting with Gromyko September 30 ; Eshkol's talk with the Soviet Ambassador in October ; Soviet note of October 12 ; Semyonov's statement of November 9 ; Moscow's dropping of charges about Israeli troop concentrations on Syrian border ; New hopes -- XIX. January-April 1967: Eban's Knesset speech of February 14 ; Continuation of the dialogue in Moscow ; Israel's retaliation against Syria in April ; Moscow's renewed accusation about alleged Israeli troop concentrations ; Malik's communication of April 4 and Semyonov's statement of April 25 ; Gideon Rafael's visit to Moscow -- XX. May-June 1967: The Soviet plan ; Eban's conversation with the Soviet Ambassador on May 15 ; Nasser's closing the Straits of Tiran ; The Soviet statement of May 23 ; Security Council meeting ; Kosygin's letter to Eshkol of May 26 ; Egypt's complaint to Security Council on May 29 ; Eshkol's answer to Kosygin on June 1 ; Moscow's avoidance of taking stand on closure of Straits of Tiran -- XXI. June 1967 ; Outbreak of the Six-Day War ; Exchange of notes between Eshkol and Kosygin ; Rupture of diplomatic relations -- XXII. The future of Soviet-Israeli relations.".
catalog extent "255 p.".
catalog hasFormat "Moscow and Jerusalem: twenty years of relations between Israel and the Soviet Union.".
catalog identifier "0200716913".
catalog isFormatOf "Moscow and Jerusalem: twenty years of relations between Israel and the Soviet Union.".
catalog issued "1970".
catalog issued "[1970]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "London, New York, Abelard-Schuman".
catalog relation "Moscow and Jerusalem: twenty years of relations between Israel and the Soviet Union.".
catalog spatial "Israel Foreign relations Russia.".
catalog spatial "Israel Foreign relations Soviet Union.".
catalog spatial "Russia Foreign relations Israel.".
catalog spatial "Soviet Union Foreign relations Israel.".
catalog subject "327.47/05694".
catalog subject "DS119.8.R9 D34 1970".
catalog subject "Israel Foreign relations with Russia, 1947-1967".
catalog subject "Russia Foreign relations with Israel, 1947-1967".
catalog tableOfContents "I. 1947: the Soviet surprise -- II. Explanation of Soviet support for the establishment of the state of Israel -- III. 1948: full Soviet support of Israel during its War of Liberation -- Iv. 1948: establishment of diplomatic missions in Moscow and Tel Aviv ; Israeli and Soviet Jewry ; Ehrenburg's article in Pravda September 21 ; Moscow's line: Israel yes, Zionism no ; Support of Israel continued -- V. 1949: first doubts and first warnings -- VI. 1950: the Tripartite Declaration ; Israel's stand on Korea ; Moscow's change of line from full support to passive neutrality -- VI. 1951: Israel's dilemma over the Middle East Command plan ; Russian suspicions ; Soviet note of November 21 ; Israel's reply -- VIII. 1952-1953: continued tension over Korea and the Middle East Command plan ; The Stansky trial in Prague ; The doctors' trial ; Sharett's Knesset declaration of February 1953 ; Moscow's break in diplomatic relations with Israel -- IX. 1953-1954: Stalin's death ; Quick resumption of diplomatic relations ; Malenkov's statement of August 8, 1953 ; Signs of improvement despite emigration tabu ; First Soviet veto on Middle East issue in Security Council in January 1954 ; Soviet veto on Suez in march 1954, final turning point in Moscow's attitude to Israel -- X. How Moscow arrived at the point of no return".
catalog tableOfContents "XI. 1954-1956: relations with Israel as influence on Moscow's relations with Arabs ; Russian adherence to anti-Israeli line in United Nations ; Deteriorating relations ; The Czech arms deal ; Exchange of notes simulated by one-sided arms supply to Arab States ; Soviet statements on the Middle East early in 1956 ; Khrushchev's identification of Soviet and Arab interests ; Zorin's statement and Israel's answer in September 1956 ; Russians as Egypt's main defenders in Suez canal debate -- XII. 1956-1957: The Sinai Campaign ; Bulganin -- Ben Gurion correspondence ; Russia's leadership in attack on Egypt's behalf ; Khrushchev's speech in November 1956 ; Izvestia: "the way to suicide" ; Moscow's embrace of Arab thesis regarding Israel -- XIII. The second decade, a continuation of the line adopted in 1954 ; Gromyko: Israel hacking at the branch on which it is sitting ; Moscow spreading false accusations against Israel -- XIV. 1958-1960: Israeli note on January 1958 ; Ben Gurion ; Bodrov meeting of July 17, 1958 ; Abba Eban's and Golda Meir's answers to Gromyko ; Lost hopes -- XV. 1960-1963: Moscow's difficulties in the Arab world ; Furtseva's explanation of Soviet attitude to Israel ; Soviet veto against condemnation of Syria for murders at Almagor ; Eshkol's conversation with Bodrov on September 23, 1963, and Golda Meir's talk with Gromyko on October 2, 1963 ; Some positive results and a certain change of style in Moscow -- XVI. 1964-1965: Eshkol's notes to Khrushchev of January 3 and march 2, 1964 ; Khrushchev in Egypt ; Eshkol's Knesset speech of May 20, 1964 ; Another Soviet veto ; Eban's meeting with Gromyko, December 18, 1964 ; Some positive signs in 1965 ; Golda Meir in the Knesset on March 28, 1965 ; The problem of Russian Jew presented as an obstacle to improvement of relations".
catalog tableOfContents "XVII. 1966: Israeli government's policy declaration in January ; Abba Eban's meeting with Ambassador Chuvakhin a week later ; Eshkol's talk with the Soviet Ambassador in April ; Kosygin in Egypt ; Soviet statement of May 25 ; Eshkol's Paris press conference in May ; Israel's reply to Soviet statement -- XVIII. May-December 1966: Warsaw meeting of heads of Israeli missions in Eastern Europe ; Another Soviet veto ; Eban's meeting with Gromyko September 30 ; Eshkol's talk with the Soviet Ambassador in October ; Soviet note of October 12 ; Semyonov's statement of November 9 ; Moscow's dropping of charges about Israeli troop concentrations on Syrian border ; New hopes -- XIX. January-April 1967: Eban's Knesset speech of February 14 ; Continuation of the dialogue in Moscow ; Israel's retaliation against Syria in April ; Moscow's renewed accusation about alleged Israeli troop concentrations ; Malik's communication of April 4 and Semyonov's statement of April 25 ; Gideon Rafael's visit to Moscow -- XX. May-June 1967: The Soviet plan ; Eban's conversation with the Soviet Ambassador on May 15 ; Nasser's closing the Straits of Tiran ; The Soviet statement of May 23 ; Security Council meeting ; Kosygin's letter to Eshkol of May 26 ; Egypt's complaint to Security Council on May 29 ; Eshkol's answer to Kosygin on June 1 ; Moscow's avoidance of taking stand on closure of Straits of Tiran -- XXI. June 1967 ; Outbreak of the Six-Day War ; Exchange of notes between Eshkol and Kosygin ; Rupture of diplomatic relations -- XXII. The future of Soviet-Israeli relations.".
catalog title "Moscow and Jerusalem: twenty years of relations between Israel and the Soviet Union. With an introd. by Abba Eban.".
catalog type "text".