President Eisenhower, Frol Koslov and others, Washington

Jul. 07, 1959 - Koslov with Eisenhower: The vice-Prime Minister of the Soviet Union, Frol Koslov, who on June 29th, 1959 opened a Soviet Exhibition in New York which is to show to the Americans something about science, art, technique and everyday life in the Soviet Union, on July 1st, 1959 had a talk with President Eisenhower in the White House in Washington about the Berlin problem which in America raised some pessimism in view of the reopening of the Conference in Geneva. Photo shows (left to right): Foreign Minister Christian Herter, President Eisenhower, vice-Prime Minister of the Soviet Union Frol Koslov and Soviet ambassador Menschikov in the White House in Washington

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