German Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann and others

German Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann (middle), ministerial director of the Foreign office Carl von Schubert, Gaus, Krestinski and counselor Bradomsky at the signing of the Friendship and Neutrality Treaty with the Soviet Union for five years ('Treaty of Berlin'). The German-Soviet economic relations were to be revived and the military collaboration between the German Army and the Red Army would have intensified

Restrictions Only for Canada and Curacao and United Kingdom and United States Of America

Collaboration Contract Counselor Gaus Intensified Ministerial Neutrality Revived Schubert Stresemann

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